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The donation was made by Movit Products Limited promotion manager John Tumwesige to the Minister of Health Jane Ruth Aceng at the Ministry of Health head offices.
Handing over the items Tumwesigye said the donation will be given to national referral hospitals up country as government strives to scale up Intervention on districts.
The Skin Guard Products that were given are 200 cartons of Skin Guard Hand wash, 200 cartons of Skin Guard Soap and 100 cartons of Sanitizer gel.
The Skin Guard products will be donated to the hospitals for healthcare workers caring for patients on the frontlines of the current COVID-19 public health crisis.
Recently CEO Movit products Limited Bruce Mpamizo while handing over similar products to the Ministry of Health giving said “As Movit Products Limited, we stand with our customers in all situations. Today we are here to support the ministry of health because we were enabled by our customers to do so. We believe that this is the beginning of a long-standing partnership with the ministry of health and we expect to provide even more support as we continue the fight of the spread of Covid 19 together”
The Minister of Health Jane Ruth Aceng on behalf of government thanked Movit Products Limited for the generous contribution and support “Movit/Skin Guard has donated Hand Wash, Sanitizer which has 70% alcohol which is the right content that we desire and Soap to wash our hands to ensure that we do not infect our selves and friends with Covid 19”
In addition to the donation, Movit Products Limited has implemented other measures to ensure the companies most crucial operations are not stifled as the company still needs to deliver much more need hygiene products solutions and keep the employees safe.
Movit Products Limited has also partnered with KCCA to install hand washing units in markets and around the city center with Skin Guard hand wash to encourage washing hands and staying safe from the corona virus.
The company has introduced a new product, Skin guard Hand Sanitizer Gel and spray at discounted market prices with an aim of ensuring the product is affordable to more people within the public.
Check also;
- Movit Products Donates 500 Cartons Of Skin Guards For Corona Virus Pandemic
- Africell Uganda Donates Cars Worth Shs1.2 Billion
- Chinese Union Of Uganda Donates Shs471 Million For Covid-19
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