Local groups seek corporate sponsors for production of PPE suits

CORONAVIRUS | The groups use a business model that allows individual producers to provide for their families.

CORONAVIRUS | Local groups Biji-biji Initiative and Me.reka are seeking corporate sponsorship for their collaboration with the Social Textiles - a community of nine social impact organisations - to initiate decentralised production of PPE scrub sets for Covid-19 frontliners.

This follows the success of their initial project to produce and distribute over 24,670 face shields, 1,505 aero chambers and 58 patient isolation boxes to 75 frontline organisations across Malaysia...

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