Xiaomi India to donate N95 masks to govt. hospitals
Manu Kumar Jain, Xiaomi Vice President and India Managing Director has announced of importing lakhs of N95 masks and protective suits to India in the wake of Covid-19 pandemic. Jain has said the company is working with the government authorities to donate these healthcare products.
He further said that Xiaomi will donate N95 masks to state governments in Karnataka, Punjab, Delhi, government hospitals, and state police starting this week. Xiaomi will also be donating hazmat suits to doctors across a few government hospitals like AIIMS and St. Johns.
In an open letter Manu wrote, “At Xiaomi India, we have taken several measures of precaution such as curtailing business travel and external meetings, ensuring employees and all partners wear mask in public and keep their hands clean and sanitized. We have also implemented work from home for employees in office and encourage maintaining social distance for all employees.
We are also maintaining the highest standards of caution and hygiene in our operational warehouses and manufacturing plants to ensure that packages that are manufactured and shipped are safe & hygienic. Each facility such as corporate office, warehouse, Service center, Mi Home, Manufacturing plant will abide by the lockdown orders issued by the state and UTs.”
Through these initiatives the governments are getting helping hands from the private sector as well.
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