Bangladeshi with COVID-19 in very critical state in Singapore

The Bangladesh expatriate in Singapore had been in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) since Feb. 7, and is still in a critical condition as of March 13, reports mothership.sg on Sunday.

He was reported as being in “critical condition” (Case 42) in Feb. 2020.

Earlier, on Mar. 9, IRR announced on its Facebook page that it was collecting donations of baby items for the man’s wife, who is eight months pregnant.

On Saturday, March 14, they shared that they had received so many donations that it would be too much to give to her alone, or for her to store in her small house.

Therefore, IRR will be donating the excess items to the families of two migrant workers who were killed in workplace accidents in the past week.

In their Facebook post on Saturday (Mar. 14), IRR shared that they were overwhelmed and thankful for the generous donations that they received.

The donations were packed into 33 boxes by a team of 15 people including donors, volunteers, and Singapore Post (SingPost) staff.

The excess donated items were sorted and split up, to be sent to the families of two migrant workers who were killed in workplace accidents.

According to the post, RajaGuru died after being run over by a concrete mixer on Monday, Mar. 9.


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