CREDAI Chennai contributes 20 Oxygen Concentrators to the Greater Chennai Corporation

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Chennai: The Confederation of Real Estate Developers' Associations of India (CREDAI), Chennai has donated 20 Oxygen Concentrators to the Corporation of Chennai, looking to do their part in combating the pandemic. This occurred in the presence of Sri Dayanidhi Maran, Sri Udayanidhi Stalin, Sri Sekar Babu, Minister, HR and CE, and Mr. Bedi - Commissioner, Chennai Corporation.


Mr. Senthil of Ganga Foundation had represented CREDAI and handed over the concentrators.

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