To
aid
India's
ongoing
fight
against
the
Novel
Coronavirus
pandemic,
several
Bollywood
stars
have
come
forward
and
contributed
in
whichever
way
possible.
The
latest
we
hear
is,
Shah
Rukh
Khan
has
provided
25,000
PPE
kits
to
the
frontline
medical
staff
in
Maharashtra
fighting
to
contain
COVID-19
pandemic
in
the
state.
Rajesh
Tope,
Minister
of
Public
Health
and
Family
Welfare
of
Maharashtra,
thanked
King
Khan
for
his
contribution
and
said
that
it
will
help
the
healthcare
workers
immensely.
Tope
tweeted,
"Many
thanks
Mr
Shah
Rukh
Khan
for
your
kind
contribution
of
25,000
PPE
kits.
This
will
go
a
long
way
in
supporting
our
fight
against
COVID19
&
protecting
our
frontline
medical
care
team
@iamsrk
@MeerFoundation
@CMOMaharashtra."
To
this,
the
superstar
replied
that
everyone
is
united
in
fighting
the
COVID-19
pandemic.
He
wrote
on
his
Twitter
page,
"Thank
you
sir
for
all
your
help
to
source
the
kits.
We
are
all
together
in
this
endeavour
to
protect
ourselves
and
humanity.
Glad
to
be
of
service.
May
your
family
and
team
be
safe
and
healthy."
Earlier,
it
was
announced
that
Shah
Rukh's
NGO
Meer
Foundation
will
work
with
the
Maharashtra
and
West
Bengal
governments
for
the
supply
of
50,000
Personal
Protective
Equipment
(PPE)
for
the
healthcare
professionals.
The
actor
had
also
announced
various
initiatives
to
help
the
nation
during
these
trying
times
and
also
contributed
to
PM-CARES
Fund
for
COVID-19
relief.
His
NGO,
Meer
Foundation
also
tied
up
with
Ek
Saath
-
The
Earth
to
provide
daily
food
requirements
to
over
5500
families
for
at
least
a
month
in
Mumbai.
The
NGO,
in
association
with
Roti
Foundation,
will
provide
3
lakh
meal
kits
to
10,000
underprivileged
people
and
daily
wage
labourers
for
at
least
a
month
in
Mumbai
and
will
support
100
acid
attack
victims
in
Uttar
Pradesh,
Bihar,
West
Bengal
and
Uttarakhand.
In
addition
to
this,
Shah
Rukh
Khan
and
his
wife
Gauri
Khan
also
offered
their
four-storeyed
personal
office
to
BMC
for
quarantine
facility.