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    Jamia students step in to bring free cooked food to Covid-hit people

    theokhlatimesBy theokhlatimesApril 28, 2021No Comments2 Mins Read
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    Jamia students step in to bring free cooked food to Covid-hit people

    With Delhi feeling the heat of Covid-19 and many cases surfacing in Okhla and Jamia Millia Islamia, some people, including students of Jamia, have started providing cooked meals to patients and their family members at their doorsteps.

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    One such effort has been launched by SSF Jamia. BA final year student Ashraf told the OT through virtual world that they are providing free food for students from Jamia, Covid patients and those in quarantine, around Jamia area.

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    “You may contact our volunteers on the given numbers. 9560249879, 9555860317 and 9895416232. We take orders till 3 pm and then the food is supplied to us from another organisation (Taiba Heritage) from Nizamuddin,” he said, adding that he gets help from other students too.

    There are others too who are at the forefront of this drive to provide free food to Covid patients. Of them student Mohammad Aman Qurashi is one. With monetary help from friends and known people, he said he is supplying meals to 20-25 people every day in his neighbourhood.

    “I provide a basic menu—chapati, daal and rice. I collect parcels and deliver them on my motorcycle to the Covid patients in need,” said Qurashi, who is from Darjeeling, reported the IE.

    “I am living alone in Delhi. Therefore, I understand how difficult it is to arrange food. This becomes more difficult when you are in isolation and down with Covid. I started this initiative and now my friends and other residents are extending help,” he said.

    Vikram Mittal and others are also serving only Covid-affected people at different locations in Delhi.

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