Bodhan falls in Nizamabad district and North Telangana region of Telangana. It is categorized as a semi-urban seat. Bodhan Munipality has five revenue mandals; Bodhan, Ranjal, Navipet and Yedpally.

COVID-19 Pandemic has caused severe economic damage to the thousands of families who lost their daily wages, severe unemployment, and poor sanitary conditions made their livelihood at severe risk. MOM Foundation assisted local NGO’s to provide food baskets, water bottles, and other food supplies. This outreach is possible with the support and generosity of many donors who support the initiatives of MOM Foundation.

As the number of Covid-19 cases increases in India, and masks become in short supply, especially for health care workers, Doctors, aids, and volunteers. MOM Foundation has joined hands with two local Non-Governmental organizations (Light for the Blind, Village Development Organization) to financially support to distribute face masks in the rural municipality of NGO’sn. These local NGO’s secured manufacturing and fabric to make masks and help the people in need. Our goal is to have 10,000 masks; as of now, we have made and disturbed 5,850 washable masks in the Municipality of Bodhan.

While the survey is under way in parts of Nizamabad town and other areas of the district, healthcare workers urged their higher-ups to provide them with infrared thermal screening equipment and face Masks.

In this same area, several officials and healthcare workers seem hesitant to conduct a door-to-door survey to trace people showing symptoms of the novel Coronavirus in the absence of infrared thermal screening equipment.