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CCC will look after vaccination for cine workers: Chiranjeevi
By: Tupaki Desk | 5 April 2021 8:34 AM GMT
When the Covid-19 has hit the Telugu Film Industry, Tollywood Megastar Chiranjeevi, along with a few other biggies in the industry has started a great initiative Corona Crisis Charity Mana Kosam (CCC Mana Kosam), to lend a helping hand for the industry workers who were affected with the lockdown.
Now the CCC will help the workers once again. Megastar Chiranjeevi said the amount left in the CCC funds will be used to vaccinate the workers in the film industry.
The ace hero recently interacted with the media at Annapurna Studious to appreciate team Wild Dog. He showered praises of King Nagarjuna for choosing such a film.
Responding to a question on vaccination for film workers, Chiranjeevi said we have decided to vaccinate the film workers and the vaccines will be provided for free of cost.
Adding further, he said the CCC will be working actively for the workers in the coming days too, and the details about the vaccinations for the workers will be announced soon.
During the lockdown, the CCC helped nearly 12,000 workers thrice by providing the essentials to them. The beneficiaries include workers from Andhra Pradesh and Telangana.
Now the CCC will help the workers once again. Megastar Chiranjeevi said the amount left in the CCC funds will be used to vaccinate the workers in the film industry.
The ace hero recently interacted with the media at Annapurna Studious to appreciate team Wild Dog. He showered praises of King Nagarjuna for choosing such a film.
Responding to a question on vaccination for film workers, Chiranjeevi said we have decided to vaccinate the film workers and the vaccines will be provided for free of cost.
Adding further, he said the CCC will be working actively for the workers in the coming days too, and the details about the vaccinations for the workers will be announced soon.
During the lockdown, the CCC helped nearly 12,000 workers thrice by providing the essentials to them. The beneficiaries include workers from Andhra Pradesh and Telangana.
