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NEW DELHI : The Indian Premier League (IPL) team franchise Delhi Capitals on Wednesday announced that it has extended support towards the ongoing covid relief efforts.

The team, along with one of their partners global broker, OctaFX, has extended their support to the Hemkunt Foundation, which will procure around 22 units of 10-litre oxygen concentrators for medical treatment.India is currently battling the second wave of coronavirus recording over 200,000 cases each day."Our team is deeply grateful to OctaFX, our official partner, for coming forward and contributing to India's fight against the pandemic.

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