guntur continuing its support to fight against the covid19 pandemic state bank of india sbi donated an ambulance to all india institute of medical sciences aiims mangalagiri sbi deputy general manager dgm ravi mohan saxena chief general manager cgm sanjay sahay handed over the ambulance to the aiims director and ceo dr mukesh tripathi on wednesdaysbi dgm saxena said that they have donated rs 3050 lakh worth ambulance with basic life support fitted with medical equipment from sbi foundation funds under corporate social responsibilityhe said that sbi had been in the forefront in extending support to various organisations in the fight against the covid19 for the past one year he said that bank had continued operations for the facility of the general public notwithstanding the fact that its own staffers fell victims to the virus he said that sbi had taken up several initiatives to provide relief to the public healthcare institutions in extending services to the commoners our flagship programs include sbi gram seva centre of excellence for pwds sbi youth for india fellowship and covid19 relief response we are implementing csr activities in focus areas such as healthcare and sanitation education arts culture and heritage women empowerment empowerment of persons with disabilities sustainability and environment said saxenacgm sanjay sahay said that the sbi is committed to contributing positively to united nations sustainable development goals sdgs he said that several thousands of lives have been impacted positively through the projects initiated by sbi foundation across the countryaiims director dr tripathi thanked the sbi for its gesture he said that aiims had been providing advanced healthcare services to the poor free of cost he said that the ambulance gifted by sbi would further strengthen their hands in reaching the poor in around the hospital general manager networkii amaravati circle vinita bhattacharjee said that they have distributed ppe kits sanitisers to the healthcare professionals ventilators and oxygen concentrators to the hospitals and food to the poor and migrant workers during covid19