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Covid-19: Rana Ayyub & her Volunteers Reached More than 12,000 Slum Dwellers & Farmers on Maharashtra

During the coronavirus pandemic Rana Ayyub, who is also a journalist, is at the forefront to provide all the possible assistance to slum dwellers & fa



During the coronavirus pandemic Rana Ayyub, who is also a journalist, is at the forefront to provide all the possible assistance to slum dwellers & farmer. Rana and her team have already helped more than 12,000 people. In a densely populated country like India, people living on the streets are suffering on Covid-19. It is a horrible situation, in India slums like Dharavi, Sion, Sewri, Ghansoli and Koperkhairane do not even have food or sanitizing items. The families on the slums are tells that the starvation will likely kill them before the virus.

Rana Ayyub assistance to slum dwellers

Covid-19: Rana Ayyub & her Volunteers Reached More than 12,000 Slum Dwellers & Farmers on Maharashtra

Because of all India Lockdown, no one can go to work. Almost all the people on the slums are daily waged, this makes their lives getting worse. At this point, the help of person like Rana Ayyub is a relief for tens of thousands of people on the slums. Many celebrities have come forward to praise it and make donations. To date, they have raised over Rs 93,66,590 through ketto crowdfunding.

Rana Ayyub tweeted a video of her volunteers doing their job: Me and my volunteers on the field. We have now reached out to more than twelve thousand families all over Maharashtra. Today my colleagues Santosh, Dwaipayan and Ibrahim are in Gadchiroli working with tribals and villagers.


On her croudfunding page, Ranna added:
Help In Raising Funds For Slum Dwellers & Farmers

As a journalist who has been writing and reporting on the human suffering caused by the virus, I was devastated by the lack of resources and help for the poor underprivileged. In the last three weeks, I and my friend Diana have been documenting cases from Dharavi, Sion, Sewri, Ghansoli and Koperkhairane. The families tell me that the starvation will likely kill them before the virus. Parvati, five months pregnant has been surviving on one banana a day. Rukma bai is on dialysis and was turned away from the hospital after they told her COVID was a priority. Initially, with my funds and with help from friends and family we tried helping and giving food packets. But as we talk, we are staring at two thousand families who need food, medicines, hospitalisation, sanitary needs, some need a temporary roof on their heads in this scorching sun. We have mainly been working in Dharavi and Navi Mumbai providing food and now packets of oil, rice, sugar, dal, flour, baby food, clothes, bedsheets, hospital fees, transport to their respective villages. Some have been cured of COVID and now need post-hospitalisation care. Other COVID patients are in slums were social distancing is a privilege and they are unable to get treatment in hospitals. So we are getting help for them in their houses. This is a long drawn battle for survival and we have begun with tiny steps. We are looking at supporting close to two thousand of the poorest of the poor and sustain that support for a month including farmers from nasik and latur who are in abject poverty. In this crisis for humanity, while we are living a privileged existence, we request you to do your bit. Please donate.

Please be a part of this fundraising campaign through this link: Help In Raising Funds For Slum Dwellers & Farmers

Dr. Shruti Kapoor tweeted regarding this: @RanaAyyub & her team of volunteers are doing exemplary work raising funds for slum dwellers & farmer. They have reached out to more than 12,000 families all over MH & there are so many more.

Mohd. Zeeshan Ayyub tweeted: Great work @RanaAyyub...keep it up.


Such a great deeds which you are doing in this tough time !
So far i was only a fan of your journalism but now I have been fan of your generousness 🙏 Keep it up...


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