Chandigarh man makes 420 km bike trip to deliver Remdesivir in Alwar

Punjab University student made a 420 km bike trip from Chandigarh to Alwar to deliver Remdesivir injections to his friend's mother. BJP's Kisan Morcha district president and BJP district president praised Arjun for his extraordinary help.

Alwar: Chandigarh resident Arjun Bali made a 420 km bike trip to deliver Remdesivir injections to his friend's mother in Alwar.

On getting informed that his friend Sahil's mother is in urgent need of remdesivir injections owing to her worsening health condition due to Covid, Arjun Bali travelled all the way long from Chandigarh to help his friend.

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Alwar resident Sahil Singh Rathore and Arjun Bali are close friends and they are studying at Punjab University.

Recently, Sahil's mother tested positive for coronavirus and her infection exceeded 18. She got admitted to Military Hospital in Alwar after her oxygen saturation reached 84.

On seeing her condition doctors advised Sahil to arrange few life-saving drugs along with remdesivir injections which went out of stock in Alwar.

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On learning this, Arjun collected the medicines and covered 420 km in 8 hours to rescue his friend's mother.

BJP's Kisan Morcha district president Jitendra Rathore and BJP district president Sanjay Naruka praised Arjun for extending his extraordinary help to Sahil's mother.

Arjun believes that it was his responsibility to save his friend's mother and expressed confidence that she will win the battle against Covid.

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