Medical Equipments Supply to India
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Indians in Ireland have taken up an initiative towards gathering partially used or spare medical equipment to assist Indian hospitals and medical facility during current exponential surge in Covid-19 cases. Due to this sudden surge of average 360k cases per day has completely strained the medical infrastructure of the country.
In response to this situation, we have as of now sourced a ventilator locally and shipped to India on 30th April 2021.
In response to this we got numerous enquiries where people are coming forward to help.
Hence we have agreed to expand this drive and gather some funds to help and combat the dire needs.
You can help by either Contributing financially or by sourcing partially used/ spare medical equipment's such as Ventilators, CPAP, Respirators or Oxygen Concentrators to supply local hospitals in India.
We are receiving few enquiries from hospitals back home. So trying our best to source partially used or spare ventilators and respirators from hospital and associations across Ireland.
If we could gather more funds then we can channel them to procure new and additional respirators as well. We are in contact with vendors and trying to negotiate better rates.
Our plan of action:
1. Contact private hospitals and associations to gather spare medical equipment's this include Ventilators, CPAP, respirators or oxygen concentrators etc. if possible.
2. Purchase partially used medical equipment's from auctioneer's and from market place.
3. Buy new equipment's if we have sufficient funds.
We are in contact with people and NGO's on the ground especially in the rural areas. Funds and equipment's will be used directly to help the needy. No money will be spent on administrative costs.
All the money raised will be withdrawn by Sudheer Kamath. Money will be used to buy and ship Medical equipment's to Indian hospitals.
For further enquiries please contact one of the below from fundraising team.
Thank you in advance.
With regards,
1. Sudheer Kamath
NPD Engineering Supervisor at Creganna Medical, Ireland
([email redacted])
2. Suvarnkumar Gunde
Clinical Engineer, Galway Clinic, Ireland
([email redacted])
3. Dr. Atul Thorat
Process Engineer at Merck Life Science, Ireland
([email redacted])
In response to this situation, we have as of now sourced a ventilator locally and shipped to India on 30th April 2021.
In response to this we got numerous enquiries where people are coming forward to help.
Hence we have agreed to expand this drive and gather some funds to help and combat the dire needs.
You can help by either Contributing financially or by sourcing partially used/ spare medical equipment's such as Ventilators, CPAP, Respirators or Oxygen Concentrators to supply local hospitals in India.
We are receiving few enquiries from hospitals back home. So trying our best to source partially used or spare ventilators and respirators from hospital and associations across Ireland.
If we could gather more funds then we can channel them to procure new and additional respirators as well. We are in contact with vendors and trying to negotiate better rates.
Our plan of action:
1. Contact private hospitals and associations to gather spare medical equipment's this include Ventilators, CPAP, respirators or oxygen concentrators etc. if possible.
2. Purchase partially used medical equipment's from auctioneer's and from market place.
3. Buy new equipment's if we have sufficient funds.
We are in contact with people and NGO's on the ground especially in the rural areas. Funds and equipment's will be used directly to help the needy. No money will be spent on administrative costs.
All the money raised will be withdrawn by Sudheer Kamath. Money will be used to buy and ship Medical equipment's to Indian hospitals.
For further enquiries please contact one of the below from fundraising team.
Thank you in advance.
With regards,
1. Sudheer Kamath
NPD Engineering Supervisor at Creganna Medical, Ireland
([email redacted])
2. Suvarnkumar Gunde
Clinical Engineer, Galway Clinic, Ireland
([email redacted])
3. Dr. Atul Thorat
Process Engineer at Merck Life Science, Ireland
([email redacted])
Fundraising team (3)
Atul Thorat
Organizer
Sudheer Kamath
Beneficiary
Suvarn Gunde
Team member
