City
Epaper

Combating COVID-19: ASI with Gurugram Police stitches masks, distributes them among people

By ANI | Updated: May 3, 2020 06:20 IST

He is stitching masks at home and distributing them among the public in a bid to combat COVID-19.

Open in App

Be it enforcing lockdown or helping the needy, policemen have been at the forefront of India's fight against Coronavirus.

Parveen Kumar, an Assistant Sub-Inspector (ASI) with Gurugram Police too is contributing to the fight. He is stitching masks at home and distributing them among the public in a bid to combat COVID-19.

"I know how to stitch, so I started making masks with my sister's help. I have made around 300-400 masks till now," said Kumar.

According to information available on the website of Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, as of 5:00 AM on Sunday, 360 cases have been reported from Haryana with 227 cured/migrated/discharged and four deaths.

India's count of COVID-19 cases reached 37,776 on Saturday of which 26,535 are active cases.

( With inputs from ANI )

Tags: Gurugram policeASI
Open in App

Related Stories

NationalGurugram: Delivery Boy Kidnapped After Assault Over Money Dispute; Two Arrested

NationalHaryana Police Officer Commits Suicide, Alleges Mental Harassment by Wife in Suicide Note

NationalInternational Yoga Day 2025: ASI to Host Event at 81 Historic Sites, No Entry Fee at Monuments on June 21

MaharashtraNagpur Violence: Why Is Aurangzeb’s Tomb Protected By ASI? Can the Maharashtra Government Remove It? Explained

NationalSambhal Mosque Case: Allahabad HC Orders Cleaning of Masjid Premises; ASI Rules Out Whitewashing, Committee to File Objections

National Realted Stories

NationalK’taka: NIA sentences 4 Bangladeshi nationals in human trafficking case

NationalPiyush Goyal discusses bilateral ties and trade with world leaders

NationalKarnataka: Three, including minor, die in Bhutnal lake drowning incident

NationalMoS Jayant Chaudhary launches 'Skills Outcomes Fund' to boost youth employment

NationalDelhi govt to launch special outreach initiative to facilitate LPG access for migrant labourers