Help centre for caretakers of COVID-19 patients set up
The Hindu
A couple of organisations, including the Hassan unit of Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangha, have set up a help centre for caretakers of COVID-19 patients being treated at the Hassan Institute of Medical Sci
A couple of organisations, including the Hassan unit of Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangha, have set up a help centre for caretakers of COVID-19 patients being treated at the Hassan Institute of Medical Sciences. The centre set up at a building that once housed the office of the Public Prosecutor in the court complex offers food and shelter for the needy. The facility was launched by Hassan MLA Preetham Gowda on Tuesday. Besides the RSS, Sri Janajagarana Trust and Seva Bharathi have joined hands in setting up the centre. The centre located close to the HIMS provides food for the needy three times a day. The centre accommodates 45 people. The MLA appreciated the efforts of the organisations and thanked them for joining hands with the district administration in providing facilities for the people.
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