Indian Premier League franchise Chennai Super Kings extends support amid Covid crisis across the country. The CSK team help the people of Tamil Nadu in the fight against the surging Covid-19 second wave.
Chennai Super Kings Cricket Ltd has arranged for the delivery of 450 Oxygen concentrators. Director R Srinivasan has handed over the consignment to the Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu, MK Stalin, on Saturday. The oxygen concentrators were given in the presence of Rupa Gurunath, President, Tamil Nadu Cricket Association. Bhoomika Trust, an NGO involved in Covid relief operations, helped CSKCL in arranging for the supply of the oxygen concentrators. CSKCL is delivering the oxygen concentrators for the treatment in Government COVID hospitals and the Greater Chennai Corporation (GCC)-run Covid care centres. The past month, April, CSK players have been highlighting the importance of Covid protection measures and urging the public to get vaccinated at the earliest. These creatives are being displayed on 90 Variable Message Display systems of the GCC across the city.
According to a statement issued by the Chief Minister's Office on Saturday, the lockdown from today morning 4 am on May 10 and will be in force till 4 am on May 24. The Tamil Nadu government on Saturday announced a 'complete lockdown' for two weeks.
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