Fallen crypto hero offers apology to his former FTX colleagues
When he was not taking calls from patients, Shyju was out distributing food kits with AKCAF and Incas to the Naif district. Shjyu said he has immense gratitude for the Dubai Police authorities who stepped in to help when there was a shortage of ambulances or there was a delay in them reaching the venues where people needed help.
"At bachelor accommodations, people who were tested positive were being asked to leave by roommates so the infection wouldn't spread. I would see that these people were transferred to quarantine hotels at least," he added.
Now, Shyju continues to lend his support to the distressed Indians who are seeking help to return to their homelands.
"After all these efforts, a few weeks ago, I had to undergo an angioplasty since doctors found two blocks in my heart. Luckily, I was able to catch it early and undergo treatment. Also, I find myself fortunate that I did not contract Covid-19," he said.
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Fallen crypto hero offers apology to his former FTX colleagues
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