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Tablighi Jamaat chief Muhammad Saad, who has been under fire by the congregation he organized in Delhi last month and caused an increase in Covid-19 cases in the national capital and other parts of the country, called the members from your organization on Tuesday to donate blood plasma to those still infected and undergoing treatment.
“During this time of crisis, it is important to attend to people’s needs, food and essential items and ask about their well-being, especially for the poor and needy. But an even greater responsibility we have at the moment is to save the life of a sick person and to spend our own life and wealth so that they can be cured of a terrible disease, “Muhammad Saad said in an appeal to Tablighi Jamaat. Members.
“Those people who are now cured of this disease are required to donate blood plasma to other people who are still fighting the disease and are under treatment,” he said.
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The total number of infections in India has reached almost 19,000 and more than 600 have lost their lives to Covid-19.
Muhammad Saad, who was hired by the Execution Directorate for money laundering last week, is under quarantine.
Last week, Delhi Prime Minister Arvind Kejriwal said his government had received the go-ahead from the Center to begin trials for the plasma enrichment technique. If successful, plasma enrichment can be used to treat seriously ill Covid-19 patients.
The plasma enrichment technique involves taking blood plasma from a person who has recovered from Covid-19 as it contains antibodies that, when transfused into a sick patient, can increase immunity and aid recovery.
There is currently no cure for Covid-19 and convalescent plasma is an experimental procedure.
