After Google and Microsoft, Apple CEO Tim Cook has stretched out its help to India as the Covid-19 emergency in the nation is extending.
"In the midst of a staggering ascent of Covid cases in India, our musings are with the clinical specialists, our Apple family and everybody there who is battling through this terrible phase of the pandemic. Apple will give to help and aid ventures on the ground," Cook said in a tweet.
This comes not long after Google and Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai and Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella reported to help Covid-desolated India.
Google has reported Rs 135 crore ($18 million) to help get pressing clinical supplies, including oxygen and testing types of gear, for India that is right now going through a staggering Covid wave.
The gift incorporates two awards from Google.org, Google's altruistic arm, totalling Rs 20 crore.
Pichai tweeted: "Crushed to see the deteriorating Covid emergency in India. Google and Googlers are giving Rs 135 Crore in financing to @GiveIndia, @UNICEF for clinical supplies, organizations supporting high-hazard networks, and awards to help spread basic data".
Then again, Nadella said that the organization is preparing its assets to help the Covid-desolated country.
In a tweet, Nadella said that he is appreciative the US government is activating to help.
"I'm grief stricken by the current circumstance in India. I'm thankful the US government is preparing to help. Microsoft will keep on utilizing its voice, assets, and innovation to help aid projects, and backing the acquisition of basic oxygen fixation gadgets," Nadella tweeted.
India is going through its most troublesome second in the pandemic up to this point.
Day by day Covid-19 cases keep on setting record highs, with medical clinics completely filled and needing dire supplies to adapt to the expanding number of patients.
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