Due To Covid-19 Actress, Pia Bajpiee’s Brother Passes Away As The Actor Urgently Pleas On Twitter For A Ventilator Bed   

On Tuesday, actress Pia Bajpiee lost her brother due to COVID-19. Pia Bajpiee is known for playing pivotal roles in Bollywood and South-Indian movies. She shared the heartbreaking news on Twitter. Previously, she had requested everyone for a hospital bed and a ventilator on social media for her brother.

Pia tweeted: “My brother is no more…” she had also shared a series of tweets for her brother that he is fighting his last battle with the COVID-19 in Farukhabad in Uttar Pradesh.

Pia Bajpiee had posted earlier: “I need urgent help in district Farukhabad, kayamganj block. UP.. a bed wd ventilator ..my brother is dying ..any lead plz help Folded hands Plz Contact if u know anybody -9415191852 Abhishek.. we are already in mess.”

 Pia had also tried to contact BJP leader Tajinder Pal. Bollywood celebs like actor Rohit Bhatnagar and filmmaker Onir also tried to help out the actress.

A few days before Pia had shared a note of motivation on her Instagram by Ash Alves in the note she said to her fans to stay strong at such a difficult time. 

Read her note: “Warrior. Remind yourself of what you’ve been able to overcome. All the times you felt like you weren’t going to make it through, you proved yourself wrong. You’re more powerful than you think – Ash Alves.”

On Sunday, Bhumi Pednekar also shared that in the twenty-four-hour she has lost two loved ones. Bhumi Pednekar wrote: “Have lost 2 people we love from my immediate world in the last 24 hours, 3 supercritical. I’ve spent my day looking for Oxygen & beds for the ones we can save.”

Aniruddh Dave (Actor)is hospitalized in Bhopal’s hospital and is on ventilation after the deterioration of his health due to COVID-19. He contracted the COVID-19 while he was shooting for his Web Series.

Right now in India, there is a high demand for hospital beds and oxygen cylinders for COVID-19 patients. Sonu Sood (actor) called out China for blocking consignments of oxygen concentrators being transported to India.

Sonu Sood tweeted: “We are trying to get hundreds of oxygen concentrators to India. It’s sad to say that China has blocked lots of our consignments and here in India we are losing lives every minute. I request @China_Amb_India @MFA_China to help us get our consignments cleared so we can save lives.”

China replies it’s assured of: “smooth functioning of the export channel of materials to India.”