#seetha devi

Seetha has saved over 800 lives starting from May with her oxygen auto-rickshaw and has provided the service for free. Seetha also operates the Street Vision Charitable Trust, a non-profit organization. She arranged an auto-rickshaw via her charity, equipped it with an oxygen cylinder, and installed a flow meter. Since May 5, her ‘Oxygen Auto’ has been parked in front of RGGGH from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Sarath Kumar and Mohanraj, two volunteers, assist Seetha in administering oxygen to Covid-19 patients. Any patient who requires oxygen is transported to the vehicle, where a medical team will assist them. Every day, at least 25-30 people obtain oxygen assistance from her auto-rickshaw, for which Seetha invests an average of Rs. 1,000, she claims. She spends an extra Rs. 250 for an oxygen mask that she arranges for each patient’s safety.

“I answer the phone 24/7, in case someone needs oxygen. My volunteer team and I arrive as quickly as possible, make the patients sit inside the auto, and give them oxygen.” She has now turned two more autorickshaws into oxygen delivery vehicles. Seetha has been using her autorickshaw to carry the bodies of unidentified COVID-19 victims to the burial site, in addition to supplying oxygen. She has also installed sanitary napkin dispensers in ten hospitals throughout Chennai and feeds food to the poor in her neighborhood. “Throughout COVID-19’s second wave, numerous people are terrified and unable to obtain the necessary supplies. I feel obligated to assist them in any way that I can. I’m delighted that my endeavors have allowed me to save a few lives,” Seetha said.

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