Ola will deliver free oxygen concentrators, start with Give Republic of India

Ola has announced a free home delivery of oxygen concentrator through its Ola App to provide relief from the Corona virus epidemics in India. Ola has partnered with the GiveIndia Foundation for this campaign, so that he can make free delivery of oxygen concentrator to the needy people through ‘O2ForIndia’ initiative. Let me tell you, the second wave of Corona virus epidemics in India has taken a formidable form, in which millions of Covid-19 cases are being registered daily. The second wave of Covid-19 has proved to be more dangerous than the first wave, which has disrupted the infrastructure of therapy.

One of the major problems arising during the second wave of Covid-19 in India is the requirement of Live-Saving Resource, such as oxygen concentrator and cylinder etc. Because of this, people are forced to request help through social media. Even though government help is late to help citizens, many private institutions which are coming forward to help people on their own. OLA, along with one of these organizations, has his new Service Has announced Through this service, Ola is going to deliver the free home delivery of Oxygen Constant to the needy people. Under this service, Ola will facilitate both pick-up and delivery. You can take advantage of this new service through Ola app. However, at present, this service of Ola is limited to the city of Bangalore only.

Ola Cabs co-founder Bhavish Aggarwal Tweet Through this new service announced and also informed that this service will be delivered to other cities of India in the coming weeks. For this facility, customers will have to deposit a safety refundable amount of Rs 5,000.

Aggarwal says, “We hope that this initiative will prove to be beneficial for the help of people in this difficult time and it will help reduce the pain and anxiety of the affected people.”

Significantly, for this mission, special training is being given to Ola cab drivers, so that it can help others in this difficult time with his own safety.