Help CRPF's Personnel's Son Undergo A Bone Marrow Transplant

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Dr Sachin and I were on a flight from Kolkata to Chennai on 19/04/2019 (6E192), there was a medical emergency on board. An Infant had breathing issue and Dr Sachin provided the necessary assistance that helped the infant feel better for the rest of the journey.

We came to know that the child was travelling to Chennai for bone marrow transplantation, the estimated cost for this is INR 35 lakhs. His father is from CRPF and can't afford this. They have mortgaged their house and arranged around 5 lakhs and planning to borrow more.

LET US come forward and help this child again enjoy his childhood.

His father's is Mr Sanjit

Regards,

Vaibhav Kothari

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UPI: givetosinghsanjith@yesbankltd (Copy to clipboard)

Virtual account name: Sanjit Singh - Milaap
Account number: 8080811074795
IFSC code: YESB0CMSNOC

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25th April 2019

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