This is the heartwarming yet harrowing scene in central India's Madhya Pradesh on May 14 as the Sooraj Heera Foundation has donated over $2 million dollars to aid the hard-hit local hospital dealing with the brunt of the coronavirus pandemic.

The medical equipment includes: 10 ventilators, 30 oxygen concentrator machine, 50 jumbo oxygen large cylinder, 20 jumbo oxygen small cylinder, complete blood count (CBC) blood test machine, two electrocardiography (ECG) machines, 100 oxygen flow meter, 50 oximeter, 50 multi plus bed, 50 mattresses including cover, 100 bedsheets, 30 stools, 20 nursing tables, two staff nurse tables, 10 chairs, 30 drip stands, six air conditioners, 10 dustbin, generator, water cooler, cupboards, three sanitizer machines, 10 trolley stretchers, doctor kits, gloves, masks, personal protective equipment kits. Most of these items have reached the spot while the others are on their way. Furthermore, the district administration has lauded the foundation for their immense efforts and has pledged to stay by their side in the future as a mark of respect.

The Sooraj Heera Foundation contributed Rs. 1.5 crore (USD 2,04,782) amid the pandemic to T.B. Hospital to help them procure medical equipment for the better treatment of patients in central India's Madhya Pradesh on May 13. The incident took place in Nowgaon in the Chhatarpur district.

A video witnessing the incident features the people expressing their gratitude towards the foundation that is helping them in obtaining the necessary medical equipment needed to treat the ailing patients amid the Covid-19 pandemic. Moreover, the workers assemble all the beds and appliances in the medical ward while the others unload all the items and place them outside the hospital premises. Meanwhile, an excavator is present on the spot to help in the process.

The Sooraj Heera Foundation from Gujarat has extended their helping hands and offered Rs. 1.5 crore (USD 2,04,782) to the District Administration to convert a hospital into an Intensive Care Unit (ICU) ward for the better treatment of people. Moreover, Dharmendra Latoria, the trustee of the foundation, claimed that they must help the public and are rendering their service to them by providing the necessary relief required during such tense situations.

Moreover, the medical equipment includes 10 ventilators, 30 oxygen concentrator machine, 50 jumbo oxygen large cylinder, 20 jumbo oxygen small cylinder, complete blood count (CBC) blood test machine, two electrocardiography (ECG) machines, 100 oxygen flow meter, 50 oximeter, 50 multi plus bed, 50 mattresses including cover, 100 bedsheets, 30 stools, 20 nursing tables, two staff nurse tables, 10 chairs, 30 drip stands, six air conditioners, 10 dustbin, generator, water cooler, cupboards, three sanitizer machines, 10 trolley stretchers, doctor kits, gloves, masks, personal protective equipment kits. Most of these items have reached the spot while the others are on their way. Furthermore, the district administration has lauded the foundation for their immense efforts and has pledged to stay by their side in the future as a mark of respect.