KUALA LUMPUR: In efforts to bolster Malaysia's National Covid-19 Immunisation Programme, Coway Malaysia recently contributed 101 units of Coway air purifiers, worth RM312,130 in total, to four Vaccination Administration Centres in the Klang Valley.
This includes Bangi Avenue Convention Center (BACC), Ideal Convention Centre (IDCC), Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre (KLCC) and National Stadium Bukit Jalil.
All of these centres are managed by the Covid-19 Immunisation Task Force under the Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation.
As the Best Life Solution Company, this initiative is in line with Coway Malaysia's aim to provide clean and healthy air for all people in Malaysia.
These air purifiers will provide better air quality and peace of mind to the public who will be going for their vaccinations, as well as to frontliners and volunteers working tirelessly at these centres.
Coway Malaysia also sponsored three air purifiers and three water purifiers to the Covid-19 Assessment Centre (CAC) Bandar Tun Razak in Cheras, with a total value of RM21,210.
Kyle Choi Ki Ryong, managing director of Coway Malaysia, said, "At this point, we believe that every single act of help, no matter how big or small, makes a lasting impact in the long run. This is in the spirit of our We Stand As One campaign, which demonstrates our commitment to stand with Malaysians during these tough times — we are stronger together, and that will help us all fight this pandemic for a better Malaysia."
"With careful research by Coway's R&D team, Coway's air purifiers are equipped with HEPA filters and designed to not only purify indoor air, but to also rid it of contaminants and pollutants from mould and mildew, fine dust and dust mites, viruses and germs, harmful gases, as well as bad odours.
"More than ever, indoor air quality is extremely important and it is something which cannot be compromised for health reasons," he added.
This is just one of many life-changing initiatives under Coway's long-term corporate social responsibility commitment to the Malaysian community nationwide.
At the start of the pandemic last year, Coway was one of the first multinational corporations to leap into action in support of frontliners and the country.
To date, they have made contributions worth about RM2 million, including a cash donation of RM300,000 to the Ministry of Health's (MOH) Covid-19 fund, hundreds of air purifiers, as well as thousands of masks and sanitisation kits.
In addition, Coway's Happy Water Project CSR initiative has helped make clean water accessible to almost 1,000 orang asli families, as well as underserved communities, over the past 5 years.
Find out more information about Coway and its initiatives on their website.