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The Corona virus pandemic resulted in a healthcare crisis of immense proportions throughout the world. This unprecedented situation has also massively impacted the economic and social lives of people. One of the key fallouts of the lockdown declared in the city of Bengaluru from 22nd March 2020 to 31st May 2020 was the near stand-still in the movement of people and goods. The city faced the worst of the pandemic, the economic and social impact was devastating.

The lockdown resulted in severe impact on the lives and livelihoods of migrants, laborers and the poor. Not only did many lose their jobs, but they also were not able to buy food for their families, or pay the medical expenses, rent or other bills. From June 2020, till around November 2020, the city faced the onslaught of the 1st wave of Covid pandemic as well. Mercy Mission NGOs got together to carry out a variety of activities in this entire period.

These activities can be classified under 3 broad heads:

1. MERCY FEEDING

2. MERCY CRITICAL SERVICES

3. MERCY MEDICAL SUPPORT

Mercy Mission is non profit registered association under Karnataka Societies Act Reg No: DRB2/SOR/173/2020-2021