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Vodafone and Telecom Fiji donates 300 thermal guns

Vodafone and Telecom Fiji donates 300 thermal guns

By Naveel Krishant
14/06/2021
[Photo: NPR]

Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama has received a donation of 300 thermal guns from Vodafone Fiji Limited and Telecom Fiji Limited.

The thermal guns cost $19,500 and the two companies each contributed $9,750 towards this initiative.

The donation is in response to the Prime Minister’s commitment in Parliament recently to support Tailevu, Rewa and other provinces in the provision of Personal Protective Equipment.

Bainimarama says the private sector has an important role in Government’s response to defeat the virus.

He added that eliminating the virus requires a whole-of-society approach underpinned by a multi-stakeholder partnership.

Vodafone Fiji Regional CEO, Pradeep Lal says they have a responsibility to give back to society and through this donation, they are fulfilling that obligation.

Telecom Fiji CEO, Charles Goundar says this assistance was the right thing to do at this time because it will help the communities in taking precautionary measures in order to save lives.

Bainimarama also received a donation of 5,000 masks from Gold Rock Investment, which was distributed to the 14 provinces by the iTaukei Affairs Board. The Ministry of Health will provide hand sanitisers which will be also distributed throughout the 14 provinces.

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