Seoul City-Seoul Mall, Support 10,000 Masks for COVID-19 Vulnerable Groups

[Asia Economy Reporter Jo In-kyung] The Seoul Metropolitan Government, in collaboration with Seoul Mall Co., Ltd., will provide 10,000 health masks to vulnerable citizens in Seoul to prevent the spread of the novel coronavirus infection (COVID-19).

According to Seoul City on the 11th, Seoul Mall has decided to donate 10,000 KF94 health masks certified by the Ministry of Food and Drug Safety to the city on the 13th. These masks will be distributed to vulnerable groups such as social welfare facilities for the disabled in Seoul, elderly living alone who have difficulty purchasing masks, and low-income families through the Seoul Metropolitan Food Bank Center.

As COVID-19 rapidly spreads nationwide, Seoul City expects this to help prevent infections among vulnerable groups who find it difficult to purchase masks due to shortages, as well as provide economic support.

Shin Yong-san, CEO of Seoul Mall, said, "As COVID-19 spreads nationwide, we decided to donate to extend a helping hand to citizens facing difficult situations, even if just a little." He added, "We will actively engage in social contribution activities to care for neighbors in need of help."

Established in 2009, Seoul Mall is a trading company specializing in beauty and health products with countries such as China, Indonesia, Singapore, and Japan, and has recently been expanding its business into B2B.

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