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Pia Bajpiee's brother passes away hours after actor requests ventilator bed for him

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Published : May 4, 2021, 5:16 PM IST

Actress Pia Bajpiee's brother passed away hours after she requested a ventilator bed for him in Farrukhabad. Bajpiee took to Twitter and posted an SOS call, writing that she urgently required a ventilator bed as her brother was dying.

Pia Bajpiee's brother passes away hours after actor requests ventilator bed for him
Pia Bajpiee's brother passes away hours after actor requests ventilator bed for him Pia Bajpiee's brother passes away hours after actor requests ventilator bed for him

Mumbai: Actor Pia Bajpiee on Tuesday said her brother passed away after a frantic search for ventilator beds in Farrukhabad, Uttar Pradesh.

Source: Twitter
Source: Twitter

Bajpiee, who predominantly works in Tamil and Telugu cinema, took to Twitter and posted an SOS call, writing that she urgently required a ventilator bed as her brother was "dying". She didn't specify if he had COVID-19.

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"I need urgent help in district Farukhabad , kayamganj block, UP. A bed with a ventilator. My brother is dying. Any lead please help. Please contact if you know anybody... We are already in mess (sic)," the 27-year-old actor wrote.

Source: Twitter
Source: Twitter

Almost two hours later, the "Ko" actor tweeted, "My brother is no more."

Bollywood personalities like actors Vineet Kumar Singh, Danish Husain, filmmaker Onir and producer Guneet Monga among others offered their condolences to Bajpiee.

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For days now, Uttar Pradesh has figured among the 10 biggest contributors to India's COVID-19 tally. According to an official statement, the state recorded 29,192 fresh COVID-19 cases on Monday that pushed its tally to 13,42,413 while 288 more fatalities took the death toll to 13,447.

According to the Health Ministry's data on Tuesday, India's total tally of COVID-19 cases crossed the 2-crore mark with 3,57,229 infections being reported in a day, while the death toll increased to 2,22,408 with 3,449 new fatalities.

The total tally of COVID-19 cases in the country has climbed to 2,02,82,833, it said.

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Mumbai: Actor Pia Bajpiee on Tuesday said her brother passed away after a frantic search for ventilator beds in Farrukhabad, Uttar Pradesh.

Source: Twitter
Source: Twitter

Bajpiee, who predominantly works in Tamil and Telugu cinema, took to Twitter and posted an SOS call, writing that she urgently required a ventilator bed as her brother was "dying". She didn't specify if he had COVID-19.

Read:| Deepika Padukone's parents, sister test COVID positive

"I need urgent help in district Farukhabad , kayamganj block, UP. A bed with a ventilator. My brother is dying. Any lead please help. Please contact if you know anybody... We are already in mess (sic)," the 27-year-old actor wrote.

Source: Twitter
Source: Twitter

Almost two hours later, the "Ko" actor tweeted, "My brother is no more."

Bollywood personalities like actors Vineet Kumar Singh, Danish Husain, filmmaker Onir and producer Guneet Monga among others offered their condolences to Bajpiee.

Read:| 'Our family chain is broken', says Nikki Tamboli as her brother succumbs to COVID-19

For days now, Uttar Pradesh has figured among the 10 biggest contributors to India's COVID-19 tally. According to an official statement, the state recorded 29,192 fresh COVID-19 cases on Monday that pushed its tally to 13,42,413 while 288 more fatalities took the death toll to 13,447.

According to the Health Ministry's data on Tuesday, India's total tally of COVID-19 cases crossed the 2-crore mark with 3,57,229 infections being reported in a day, while the death toll increased to 2,22,408 with 3,449 new fatalities.

The total tally of COVID-19 cases in the country has climbed to 2,02,82,833, it said.

PTI

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