Sonu
Sood
known
as
'messiah'
for
his
humanitarian
work
amid
the
COVID-19
pandemic,
has
hit
the
headlines
again
for
the
right
reason.
Recently,
a
hospital
in
Bengaluru
ran
out
of
oxygen
cylinders
and
lives
of
at
least
20
COVID-19
patients
were
at
stake.
Sonu
and
his
team
stepped
in
after
receiving
an
SOS
call
from
a
police
officer
and
toiled
the
entire
night
to
provide
oxygen
cylinders
to
the
hospital.
As
per
a
report
in
ANI,
Hashmath
Raza
from
Sonu
Sood
Charity
Foundation
in
Karnataka
received
an
SOS
call
from
a
police
official
about
the
requirement
of
oxygen
cylinders
at
ARAK
hospital
in
the
city.
The
hospital
had
already
lost
two
patients
due
to
shortage
of
oxygen
and
was
at
the
risk
of
losing
20-22
COVID-19
patients.
Sonu's
team
promptly
swung
into
action
and
woke
up
all
their
contacts
to
them
about
the
agency.
People
trooped
in
to
help
and
soon,
the
team
was
able
to
arrange
for
15
more
oxygen
cylinders.
Further,
the
police
also
jumped
in
to
help
when
one
of
the
patient
in
the
hospital
was
to
be
shifted
and
no
ambulance
driver
was
available.
Later,
while
speaking
with
ANI,
the
Dabangg
actor
said,
"This
was
sheer
teamwork
and
the
will
to
help
our
fellow
countrymen.
As
soon
as
we
got
the
call
from
Inspector
Satyanarayan,
we
verified
it
and
got
to
action
within
minutes.
The
team
spent
the
entire
night
not
thinking
about
anything
else
but
just
helping
the
hospital
get
oxygen
cylinders.
Had
there
been
any
delay,
many
families
would
have
lost
their
close
ones."
He
also
lauded
his
team's
efforts
and
added,
"I
want
to
thank
everyone
who
helped
in
saving
so
many
lives
last
night.
It's
such
actions
by
my
team
members
that
make
me
want
to
keep
going
on
and
on
and
trying
to
make
a
difference
in
the
lives
of
people.
I'm
extremely
proud
of
Hashmath
who
was
in
touch
with
me
throughout
the
whole
time
and
the
entire
team
who
helped
them."
Sonu
had
recently
recovered
from
COVID-19.
The
actor
has
launched
an
initiative
-
"Sanjeevani
-
A
Shot
of
Life"
-
to
encourage
people
to
get
vaccinated
against
COVID-19
and
raise
awareness
about
the
inoculation
drive.
Ever
since
the
country
has
been
struck
down
by
the
pandemic,
Sonu
has
been
winning
hearts
with
his
philanthropy
work.