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             PANDEMIC  IN  INDIA  IS  OUT  OF  CONTROL  –  PEOPLE  ARE  IN  URGENT  NEEDS  DUE  TO
             BREAKDOWN OF HEALTHCARE SYSTEM
             Outbreak  of  Coronavirus  in  India  is  worsening  now.  Daily  confirmed  cases  exceed  300
             thousand  several  days  in  a  row.  According  to  the  government  of  India,  there  are  around
             1.95 COVID-19 related deaths every minute. Total confirmed cases are now more than 17.6
             million with nearly 200 thousand death cases. Experts believe that India has not yet reached
             the peak of the crisis. Daily confirmed cases might hit 500 thousand in May. People in India
             need  your  urgent  help  now!  Healthcare  system  in  India  is  on  the  verge  of  collapse  due  to
             uncontrollable pandemic. Hospitals cannot afford to accept new patients so people have no
             choice  but  to  be  treated  at  home.  However,  due  to  lack  of  supply,  the  prices  of  medical
             equipment,  including  oxygen  cylinders,  oxygen  concentrators  and  medicine,  are
             unaffordable  even  in  black  market.  “The  pandemic  has  caused  many  deaths  in  India.
             Worsening  economic  condition  also  leads  to  a  raising  number  of  unemployment.  Families
             have  exhausted  their  savings  during  the  five-month  lockdown  across  the  country.  Due  to
             collapse of healthcare system, children and women are not only facing food insecurity but
             also  the  threat  of  getting  infected.  Their  safety  is  at  great  risk  and  the  situation  is  heart-
             breaking and worrying. Please offer your immediate helping hand and join us to save more
             lives  by  supporting  our  emergency  relief  work!”  Dr    Kanie  Siu,  CEO  of  Plan  International
             Hong  Kong,  said.  To  help  ease  the  crisis  in  coming  three  months,  Plan  International  will
             carry  out  the  “Help  India  Heal”  project  to  provide  direct  support  to  front  line  medical
             workers  and  around  200  thousand  families  which  are  being  affected  by  the  pandemic.
             Additionally, the project will also provide intervention on COVID-19 prevention, vaccination
             and food security for a million of poor and vulnerable families, especially girls and young
             women.
             Details of the project are as follows:
              1. Donation of HK$300 can provide personal protective equipment kit comprising of body
                overall, shoe covers, N-95 masks and gloves for three medical workers
              2. Donation of HK$1,000 can provide food baskets, which include rice, wheat flour, pea, oil,
                salt,  sugar,  biscuits  and  soya  bean,  to  three  impoverished  and  vulnerable  families  to
                ensure their food and nutrition security for 30 days
              3. Donation  of  HK$1,000  can  support  to  hold  a  3-day  mass  awareness  campaign  on
                promoting  COVID-19  appropriate  behaviour  and  eliminating  vaccine  hesitancy  among
                adolescents and young women.
              4. Donation of HK$3,000 can provide food baskets, which include rice, wheat flour, pea, oil,
                salt,  sugar,  biscuits  and  soya  bean,  to  ten  impoverished  and  vulnerable  families  to
                ensure their food and nutrition security for 30 days
              5. Donation of HK$6,000 can provide an oxygen concentrator, which is under 10 litres flow
                per minute, to local COVID-19 Care and Treatment Centres.
              6. Donation of HK$22,000 can set up and manage one patient bed in Temporary COVID-19
                Care  Centres  supported  by  Plan  International.  Operation  of  the  centres  will  also  be
                supported so that patients with mild symptoms can receive proper treatment.
              7. Donation of HK$40,000 can provide an oxygen concentrator, which is 20 litres flow per
                minute, to local COVID-19 Care and Treatment Centres.





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