Joining forces to keep frontliners safe

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The initiative was part of Tropicana’s corporate social responsibility efforts to give back to the community, this time in the ongoing fight against the Covid-19 pandemic in Malaysia.

“This donation from Tropicana and Thai Odyssey is much appreciated as the items will help to keep all of us safe, ” Fawziah said.“These are unprecedented times and many healthcare frontliners are working under extraordinary circumstances. “They should continue to contribute in reducing the burden on our healthcare frontliners in recognition of the fact that the war against Covid-19 is far from over, ” he said.“We would like to thank Tropicana for the chance to work together in producing and donating these much-needed face shields, ” he said.

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