Amir Khan takes face masks, sanitisers and drinks to NHS heroes at Bolton Hospital as boxing hero gives back
The British boxer showed his generous side as he handed out face masks, sanitisers and drinks to the NHS heroes.
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Khan – who claimed Covid-19 is “man-made” – shared footage of the good deed to his Instagram page.
Alongside the series of the videos, he wrote: “A trip to Bolton hospital with “amirkhanfoundation “wbccares to give face masks, sanitisers and drinks.
“Keep up the good work. Well done #Bolton #Covid19.”
The former unified light-welterweight champion wore a mask and gloves as he drove to the hospital in his Range Rover.
Footage showed the 33-year-old handing out a load of protective gear and handing over crates of Tropicana for the workers.
His kind gesture comes just two days after he posted a picture to his Instagram page that declared war on coronavirus.
The edited image showed Khan in the boxing ring throwing a heavy left hand towards a cartoon version of the coronavirus.
He wrote: “Together we will knock out corona.”
Khan has also offered to donate his four-storey building to the NHS as they are struggling with bed shortages.
He is the latest of a long-list of sport stars that have chipped in to help the country beat the deadly virus.
Tottenham boss Jose Mourinho helped the club deliver freshly-grown food to families in need this week.
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