25,000 PPE kits for frontline staff
PPE kits went to frontline staff in Maharashtra, with a plan alongside Maharashtra and West Bengal for 50,000 more. The value was not disclosed.
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Source: Gulf NewsPPE kits provided
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Source: Bollywood HungamaPPE kits went to frontline staff in Maharashtra, with a plan alongside Maharashtra and West Bengal for 50,000 more. The value was not disclosed.
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The foundation was founded in 2013 and is named after his father, Meer Taj Mohammed Khan. Its work centres on survivors of acid attacks: medical treatment, legal aid, vocational training, rehabilitation and livelihood support.
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