Pradyuman Priyadas, ISKCON mid-day meal chairman told ANI, “We have set up temporary kitchens. on the very first day we reached 5,000 people in need of food. Later the capacity was increased to two lakh,” ANI News has reported.

New Delhi: The ISKCON Temple in Dwarka Sector 13 has been reaching out to the needy during the lockdown in the wake of coronavirus by feeding more than two lakh people daily and aims to extend the service to more.

Pradyuman Priyadas, ISKCON mid-day meal chairman told ANI, “We have set up temporary kitchens. on the very first day we reached 5,000 people in need of food. Later the capacity was increased to two lakh.”

The holy temple includes immunity boosting foods like rice, chapati, sabzi, and dal.

E-Richshaws have been hired for logistics purpose at Rs 200-300 each to distribute the food at various pockets of Delhi.

In addition, Priyadas said, “Currently, we have support to run till tomorrow and day after but we are expecting more donations to keep it going till lockdown. A situation should never arise where people are saved from coronavirus but die of hunger.”

ISKCON Dwarka has also secured extra capacities to feed people from wherever they are receiving news or calls.

Owing to the Prime Minister’s announcement last week, the country is under complete lockdown for 21 days in a bid to arrest the spread of the deadly virus.

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