Ajay
Devgn
is
a
hero
not
just
in
reel,
but
in
real
life
as
well!
As
per
a
report
in
Mumbai
Mirror,
the
Singham
actor
has
paid
for
all
the
oxygen
cylinders
and
portable
ventilators
at
the
new
200-bed
COVID-19
field
hospital
in
Mumbai's
Dharavi.
The
place,
described
as
Asia's
largest
slum,
has
proved
to
be
the
civic
body's
biggest
challenge
in
the
battle
against
the
Novel
Coronavirus.
The
tabloid
stated
that
Ajay
made
the
contribution
through
his
Ajay
Devgn
foundation.
Earlier,
the
superstar
had
provided
ration
kits
to
700
families
in
Dharavi.
Kiran
Dighavkar,
assistant
municipal
commissioner
of
G-North
was
quoted
as
saying
by
Mumbai
Mirror,
"We
told
him
(Ajay
Devgn)
we
needed
oxygen
cylinders
for
all
200
beds
and
two
portable
ventilators.
He
readily
agreed
to
pay
for
them." However,
the
authorities
refused
to
disclose
the
cost
to
the
leading
daily.
The
Mumbai
Mirror
report
further
stated
that
the
200-bed
quarantine
facility
has
been
constructed
in
15
days,
and
it
will
house
four
doctors,
12
nurses
and
20
ward
attendants.
The
facility
will
be
used
as
a
dedicated
COVID-19
health
centre
and
will
treat
all
patients,
except
those
who
are
very
critical.
Earlier,
Ajay
Devgn
had
urged
people
to
make
donations
for
COVID-19
relief
work
and
tweeted,
"Dharavi
is
at
the
epicentre
of
the
Covid19
outbreak.Many
citizens
supported
by
MCGM
are
working
tirelessly
on
ground
through
NGOs
to
provide
the
needy
with
ration
&
hygiene
kits.
We
at
ADFF
are
helping
700
families.
I
urge
you
to
also
donate."
Meanwhile,
speaking
about
the
total
number
of
COVID-19
positive
cases
in
Maharashta
as
on
Monday,
the
state
has
around
34000
active
cases,
according
to
Maharashtra
Chief
Minister,
Uddhav
Thackeray.