Watch: Woman Distributes Buttermilk To Workers Toiling In Extreme Heat, Internet Thanks Her
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In the video, Ms Sharma visits a construction site in the national capital and asks workers if they would like to have some buttermilk.
Delhi is experiencing an intense heatwave, with temperatures reaching above 45 degrees Celsius (104 degrees Fahrenheit). While people have been advised to stay indoors, not everybody has the option to do so as they have to venture out in the sweltering heat to earn a living. Taking note of this, Suchi Sharma, from NGO 'For A Cause Foundation', handed packets of buttermilk to labourers and workers toiling in the scorching Delhi summer.
In the video, Ms Sharma visits a construction site in the national capital and kindly asks workers if they would like to have some buttermilk. She then generously hands out packets to the workers, providing them some relief from the heat. Further in the video, she is also seen playing and interacting with children and spreading cheer.
Sharing the video, Ms Sharma wrote, "Let's unite with compassion in this severe heatwave”. She also added the bank details of the NGO for donations.
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