This actor became ambulance driver during COVID 19 crisis!

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 humanitarian work and is now employed as an ambulance driver in Bengaluru to assist COVID-19 patients.

The actor revealed his motivation for taking the job in a recent interview with the media. He said: “I’ve been on the road for a couple of days and I’ve already helped out around half a dozen people with assistance for final rites. We want to ensure that we help out anyone in need irrespective of where they come from or what religion they practice.”

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The 27-year-old actor has been carrying Covid-19 patients to the hospital for the past ten days, as well as transporting the bodies of those who died of the disease for final rites. The death of the elderly woman who delivered them milk on a daily basis was the…

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