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Chennai, January 20: The Rotary Club of Madras South (RCMS) marked a significant milestone in its community healthcare initiatives by donating two advanced pediatric ventilators to the Institute of Child Health (ICH), Egmore, under its flagship project aptly titled “Save Lives.” The ventilators were formally handed over during a ceremonial event held at the ICH Auditorium, in the distinguished presence of District Governor Rtn. Vinoth Saraogi (District 3234). The occasion was further graced by RCMS President Rtn. R. Rajanbabu, Secretary Rtn. Sibi Rajan, and Rtn. K. Saravanan, Director – Community Services Health, in the presence of few more rotarians & Ann’s from RCMS, who officially handed over the equipment. The hospital leadership was represented by Dr. Madhivanan, Director of Health, ICH, and Dr. G. K. Jaikaran, Professor and Head, Paediatric Cardiothoracic and Vascular Surgery, ICH, who acknowledged the timely and impactful contribution that will significantly strengthen pediatric critical care services at the institution. Demonstrating a deep commitment beyond equipment donation, RCMS has ensured a comprehensive 5-year Annual Maintenance Contract (AMC) for both ventilators and has also set aside dedicated funds to address any unforeseen repair or operational expenses. This thoughtful approach ensures uninterrupted, long-term functionality of the life-saving equipment. Speaking on the occasion, RCMS leaders emphasized that the “Save Lives” project stands as one of the most prestigious and meaningful initiatives of RCMS in the current Rotary year, reflecting the club’s sustained focus on child healthcare and preventive support systems. “This initiative goes beyond a donation—it is a promise of continuity, care, and responsibility towards saving young lives,” said a senior RCMS office bearer. With this project, Rotary Club of Madras South once again reaffirmed its commitment to Rotary International’s theme “Unite for Good,” reinforcing the belief that impactful service, when thoughtfully executed, can truly transform lives. For media enquiries, please contact: Balamurugan S Chairman – Public Image rtnbalasubbiah@gmail.com
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Chennai, January 20: The Rotary Club of Madras South (RCMS) marked a significant milestone in its community healthcare initiatives by donating two advanced pediatric ventilators to the Institute of Child Health (ICH), Egmore, under its flagship project aptly titled “Save Lives.” The ventilators were formally handed over during a ceremonial event held at the ICH Auditorium, in the distinguished presence of District Governor Rtn. Vinoth Saraogi (District 3234). The occasion was further graced by RCMS President Rtn. R. Rajanbabu, Secretary Rtn. Sibi Rajan, and Rtn. K. Saravanan, Director – Community Services Health, in the presence of few more rotarians & Ann’s from RCMS, who officially handed over the equipment. The hospital leadership was represented by Dr. Madhivanan, Director of Health, ICH, and Dr. G. K. Jaikaran, Professor and Head, Paediatric Cardiothoracic and Vascular Surgery, ICH, who acknowledged the timely and impactful contribution that will significantly strengthen pediatric critical care services at the institution. Demonstrating a deep commitment beyond equipment donation, RCMS has ensured a comprehensive 5-year Annual Maintenance Contract (AMC) for both ventilators and has also set aside dedicated funds to address any unforeseen repair or operational expenses. This thoughtful approach ensures uninterrupted, long-term functionality of the life-saving equipment. Speaking on the occasion, RCMS leaders emphasized that the “Save Lives” project stands as one of the most prestigious and meaningful initiatives of RCMS in the current Rotary year, reflecting the club’s sustained focus on child healthcare and preventive support systems. “This initiative goes beyond a donation—it is a promise of continuity, care, and responsibility towards saving young lives,” said a senior RCMS office bearer. With this project, Rotary Club of Madras South once again reaffirmed its commitment to Rotary International’s theme “Unite for Good,” reinforcing the belief that impactful service, when thoughtfully executed, can truly transform lives. For media enquiries, please contact: Balamurugan S Chairman – Public Image rtnbalasubbiah@gmail.com
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Chennai, January 20: The Rotary Club of Madras South (RCMS) marked a significant milestone in its community healthcare initiatives by donating two advanced pediatric ventilators to the Institute of Child Health (ICH), Egmore, under its flagship project aptly titled “Save Lives.” The ventilators were formally handed over during a ceremonial event held at the ICH Auditorium, in the distinguished presence of District Governor Rtn. Vinoth Saraogi (District 3234). The occasion was further graced by RCMS President Rtn. R. Rajanbabu, Secretary Rtn. Sibi Rajan, and Rtn. K. Saravanan, Director – Community Services Health, in the presence of few more rotarians & Ann’s from RCMS, who officially handed over the equipment. The hospital leadership was represented by Dr. Madhivanan, Director of Health, ICH, and Dr. G. K. Jaikaran, Professor and Head, Paediatric Cardiothoracic and Vascular Surgery, ICH, who acknowledged the timely and impactful contribution that will significantly strengthen pediatric critical care services at the institution. Demonstrating a deep commitment beyond equipment donation, RCMS has ensured a comprehensive 5-year Annual Maintenance Contract (AMC) for both ventilators and has also set aside dedicated funds to address any unforeseen repair or operational expenses. This thoughtful approach ensures uninterrupted, long-term functionality of the life-saving equipment. Speaking on the occasion, RCMS leaders emphasized that the “Save Lives” project stands as one of the most prestigious and meaningful initiatives of RCMS in the current Rotary year, reflecting the club’s sustained focus on child healthcare and preventive support systems. “This initiative goes beyond a donation—it is a promise of continuity, care, and responsibility towards saving young lives,” said a senior RCMS office bearer. With this project, Rotary Club of Madras South once again reaffirmed its commitment to Rotary International’s theme “Unite for Good,” reinforcing the belief that impactful service, when thoughtfully executed, can truly transform lives. For media enquiries, please contact: Balamurugan S Chairman – Public Image rtnbalasubbiah@gmail.com
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Chennai, January 20: The Rotary Club of Madras South (RCMS) marked a significant milestone in its community healthcare initiatives by donating two advanced pediatric ventilators to the Institute of Child Health (ICH), Egmore, under its flagship project aptly titled “Save Lives.” The ventilators were formally handed over during a ceremonial event held at the ICH Auditorium, in the distinguished presence of District Governor Rtn. Vinoth Saraogi (District 3234). The occasion was further graced by RCMS President Rtn. R. Rajanbabu, Secretary Rtn. Sibi Rajan, and Rtn. K. Saravanan, Director – Community Services Health, in the presence of few more rotarians & Ann’s from RCMS, who officially handed over the equipment. The hospital leadership was represented by Dr. Madhivanan, Director of Health, ICH, and Dr. G. K. Jaikaran, Professor and Head, Paediatric Cardiothoracic and Vascular Surgery, ICH, who acknowledged the timely and impactful contribution that will significantly strengthen pediatric critical care services at the institution. Demonstrating a deep commitment beyond equipment donation, RCMS has ensured a comprehensive 5-year Annual Maintenance Contract (AMC) for both ventilators and has also set aside dedicated funds to address any unforeseen repair or operational expenses. This thoughtful approach ensures uninterrupted, long-term functionality of the life-saving equipment. Speaking on the occasion, RCMS leaders emphasized that the “Save Lives” project stands as one of the most prestigious and meaningful initiatives of RCMS in the current Rotary year, reflecting the club’s sustained focus on child healthcare and preventive support systems. “This initiative goes beyond a donation—it is a promise of continuity, care, and responsibility towards saving young lives,” said a senior RCMS office bearer. With this project, Rotary Club of Madras South once again reaffirmed its commitment to Rotary International’s theme “Unite for Good,” reinforcing the belief that impactful service, when thoughtfully executed, can truly transform lives. For media enquiries, please contact: Balamurugan S Chairman – Public Image rtnbalasubbiah@gmail.com
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Chennai, January 20: The Rotary Club of Madras South (RCMS) marked a significant milestone in its community healthcare initiatives by donating two advanced pediatric ventilators to the Institute of Child Health (ICH), Egmore, under its flagship project aptly titled “Save Lives.” The ventilators were formally handed over during a ceremonial event held at the ICH Auditorium, in the distinguished presence of District Governor Rtn. Vinoth Saraogi (District 3234). The occasion was further graced by RCMS President Rtn. R. Rajanbabu, Secretary Rtn. Sibi Rajan, and Rtn. K. Saravanan, Director – Community Services Health, in the presence of few more rotarians & Ann’s from RCMS, who officially handed over the equipment. The hospital leadership was represented by Dr. Madhivanan, Director of Health, ICH, and Dr. G. K. Jaikaran, Professor and Head, Paediatric Cardiothoracic and Vascular Surgery, ICH, who acknowledged the timely and impactful contribution that will significantly strengthen pediatric critical care services at the institution. Demonstrating a deep commitment beyond equipment donation, RCMS has ensured a comprehensive 5-year Annual Maintenance Contract (AMC) for both ventilators and has also set aside dedicated funds to address any unforeseen repair or operational expenses. This thoughtful approach ensures uninterrupted, long-term functionality of the life-saving equipment. Speaking on the occasion, RCMS leaders emphasized that the “Save Lives” project stands as one of the most prestigious and meaningful initiatives of RCMS in the current Rotary year, reflecting the club’s sustained focus on child healthcare and preventive support systems. “This initiative goes beyond a donation—it is a promise of continuity, care, and responsibility towards saving young lives,” said a senior RCMS office bearer. With this project, Rotary Club of Madras South once again reaffirmed its commitment to Rotary International’s theme “Unite for Good,” reinforcing the belief that impactful service, when thoughtfully executed, can truly transform lives. For media enquiries, please contact: Balamurugan S Chairman – Public Image rtnbalasubbiah@gmail.com
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Chennai, January 20: The Rotary Club of Madras South (RCMS) marked a significant milestone in its community healthcare initiatives by donating two advanced pediatric ventilators to the Institute of Child Health (ICH), Egmore, under its flagship project aptly titled “Save Lives.” The ventilators were formally handed over during a ceremonial event held at the ICH Auditorium, in the distinguished presence of District Governor Rtn. Vinoth Saraogi (District 3234). The occasion was further graced by RCMS President Rtn. R. Rajanbabu, Secretary Rtn. Sibi Rajan, and Rtn. K. Saravanan, Director – Community Services Health, in the presence of few more rotarians & Ann’s from RCMS, who officially handed over the equipment. The hospital leadership was represented by Dr. Madhivanan, Director of Health, ICH, and Dr. G. K. Jaikaran, Professor and Head, Paediatric Cardiothoracic and Vascular Surgery, ICH, who acknowledged the timely and impactful contribution that will significantly strengthen pediatric critical care services at the institution. Demonstrating a deep commitment beyond equipment donation, RCMS has ensured a comprehensive 5-year Annual Maintenance Contract (AMC) for both ventilators and has also set aside dedicated funds to address any unforeseen repair or operational expenses. This thoughtful approach ensures uninterrupted, long-term functionality of the life-saving equipment. Speaking on the occasion, RCMS leaders emphasized that the “Save Lives” project stands as one of the most prestigious and meaningful initiatives of RCMS in the current Rotary year, reflecting the club’s sustained focus on child healthcare and preventive support systems. “This initiative goes beyond a donation—it is a promise of continuity, care, and responsibility towards saving young lives,” said a senior RCMS office bearer. With this project, Rotary Club of Madras South once again reaffirmed its commitment to Rotary International’s theme “Unite for Good,” reinforcing the belief that impactful service, when thoughtfully executed, can truly transform lives. For media enquiries, please contact: Balamurugan S Chairman – Public Image rtnbalasubbiah@gmail.com
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Chennai, January 20: The Rotary Club of Madras South (RCMS) marked a significant milestone in its community healthcare initiatives by donating two advanced pediatric ventilators to the Institute of Child Health (ICH), Egmore, under its flagship project aptly titled “Save Lives.” The ventilators were formally handed over during a ceremonial event held at the ICH Auditorium, in the distinguished presence of District Governor Rtn. Vinoth Saraogi (District 3234). The occasion was further graced by RCMS President Rtn. R. Rajanbabu, Secretary Rtn. Sibi Rajan, and Rtn. K. Saravanan, Director – Community Services Health, in the presence of few more rotarians & Ann’s from RCMS, who officially handed over the equipment. The hospital leadership was represented by Dr. Madhivanan, Director of Health, ICH, and Dr. G. K. Jaikaran, Professor and Head, Paediatric Cardiothoracic and Vascular Surgery, ICH, who acknowledged the timely and impactful contribution that will significantly strengthen pediatric critical care services at the institution. Demonstrating a deep commitment beyond equipment donation, RCMS has ensured a comprehensive 5-year Annual Maintenance Contract (AMC) for both ventilators and has also set aside dedicated funds to address any unforeseen repair or operational expenses. This thoughtful approach ensures uninterrupted, long-term functionality of the life-saving equipment. Speaking on the occasion, RCMS leaders emphasized that the “Save Lives” project stands as one of the most prestigious and meaningful initiatives of RCMS in the current Rotary year, reflecting the club’s sustained focus on child healthcare and preventive support systems. “This initiative goes beyond a donation—it is a promise of continuity, care, and responsibility towards saving young lives,” said a senior RCMS office bearer. With this project, Rotary Club of Madras South once again reaffirmed its commitment to Rotary International’s theme “Unite for Good,” reinforcing the belief that impactful service, when thoughtfully executed, can truly transform lives. For media enquiries, please contact: Balamurugan S Chairman – Public Image rtnbalasubbiah@gmail.com