Indians step up to the plate to cook for COVID patients, families
Al Jazeera
A growing community of home chefs, caring neighbours and good Samaritans helping to feed the sick and their attendants.
New Delhi, India – Concerned by a spike in COVID-19 infections in her gated community in Noida, a city bordering New Delhi, Plaksha Aggarwal wanted to help and started cooking for the patients and their families. After catering to a few families within her apartment complex earlier this month, she started getting calls from around the city. “I could not refuse people. They wouldn’t be calling unless they needed help. Some orders were for people who had just lost family members,” she told Al Jazeera.
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