write a story about a poor Toto driver turned his Toto an ambulance for Covid 19 patient
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How Bhopal Driver Turned Auto Into Small Ambulance
Mohammad Javed Khan fitted an oxygen cylinder with accessories in his auto rickshaw.
Bhopal: When auto-rickshaw driver Mohammad Javed Khan saw people carrying their coronavirus-stricken parents to hospitals on their backs as they were too poor to afford an ambulance, he knew he had to help.
Mr Khan, a 34-year-old driver in Madhya Pradesh's capital Bhopal, sold his wife's jewellery and converted his three-wheeled vehicle into a small ambulance, fitting it out with an oxygen cylinder, an oximeter to measure oxygen levels in the blood, and other medical supplies.
As India grapples with a harrowing COVID-19 crisis that has seen infections skyrocket and the healthcare system stretched to breaking point, individuals like Mr Khan have stepped forward to try and help their local communities.
A doctor taught Mohammad Javed Khan how to use the cylinder and oximeter.
"A critically ill patient cannot be brought to the hospital without oxygen support. So, I thought, why not turn my three-wheeler into an ambulance. It's not as spacious as an ambulance, but it can surely save lives," Mr Khan told AFP.
"I see young people struggling without oxygen. Even when they call ambulances, the ambulances are charging ₹ 5,000-10,000. How will a poor person be able to afford it? Especially during this pandemic when most people don't have an income?"
A donor provided him with a cylinder and another with the oximeter.
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It is very good idea to make ToTo into Ambulance for COVID 19 patients