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₹1 cr financial aid to deceased Covid warrior's kin

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₹1 crore to the family of late "Corona warrior" Deep Chand, a Deputy Assistant of Rajiv Gandhi Hospital Corona Ward, who lost his life during Corona service.Deep Chand got infected while on duty.While offering aid to the family of Deep Chand, Health Minister Satyendra Jain said he has given one crore rupees to the family of Corona Warrior, who succumbed to the disease."I pray to God to give courage to the whole family.

It is also a matter of pride that without caring about his life, he kept serving the people," said Jain.On the shortage of vaccines in Delhi, Jain said the central government has done this deliberately.

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