Sachin Tendulkar urges donors to donate plasma to save critically ill patients in Corona

India is trembling in Corona. Hundreds of people are dying of the virus in the country every day. In India, people in Maharashtra are most affected by corona. In this state alone, the number of victims has crossed two lakh. In this situation, Sachin Tendulkar, the most famous son of the state, is vocal again. The owner of the most runs and centuries in international cricket has called on people who have recovered from Corona to donate plasma. Tendulkar made the request while inaugurating a plasma therapy unit at a Mumbai hospital today.The plasma therapy unit has been set up at Seven Hill Hospital in Mumbai's Andheri area at the initiative of the Greater Mumbai Municipal Corporation. At the inauguration, the owner of 100 International Centuries paid tribute to the front line fighters who fought against Corona at the first opportunity. And our doctors, nurses, paramedics, police, municipal and government employees are working tirelessly to respond to the call of time.

"Researchers around the world are working tirelessly to come up with effective vaccines and treatments," said Tendulkar, a Mumbai-based son, thanking the BMC for setting up a plasma therapy unit. Plasma therapy has become a way for critically ill people. We welcome the initiative of the Greater Mumbai Municipal Corporation to save lives. '

The former India captain then called on those who had recovered from Corona to come forward to donate plasma. "I urge those who have fully recovered from Covid to come forward to donate blood for plasma therapy," he said. You can help heal the seriously ill. '