Innocean Delivers 'Eungwon Banchanggo' to COVID-19 Medical Staff

[Asia Economy Reporter Seungjin Lee] Innocean Worldwide announced on the 14th that it delivered 'Cheering Bandages' inscribed with messages of support from the public to medical staff nationwide who are battling the novel coronavirus disease (COVID-19).

Innocean and Facebook Korea collected over 1,000 messages of encouragement from the public through the official Instagram channel of the Cheering Bandages campaign starting April 22. Medical bandages with the support phrases inscribed were produced and directly distributed to COVID-19 dedicated hospitals.

Innocean initially delivered about 20,000 cheering bandages each to medical institutions including Seoul Seonam Hospital, Gangdong Sacred Heart Hospital, and Hallym University Sacred Heart Hospital.

Medical staff who received the cheering bandages shared their thoughts, saying, "Bandages were something I used without much thought, but seeing support messages on them gives me strength every time I apply one," "In this difficult situation, reading each message of support from the public touched my heart," "Seeing the bandage messages made me feel reassured and gave me a sense of duty as medical personnel," and "Reading the phrase 'I am truly grateful to be a citizen of the Republic of Korea and to all of you' fills my heart with emotion."

Innocean and Facebook Korea plan to continue collecting support messages. They will sequentially deliver a total of 400,000 bandages supported by Young Chemical, inscribed with encouraging phrases, to medical staff treating COVID-19 patients nationwide.

The public's submitted support messages, the production and delivery process of the cheering bandages, and interviews with medical staff can be viewed on the official Instagram channel of the Cheering Bandages. Additionally, an event is ongoing where participants can take selfies using the Cheering Bandages AR filter on Instagram, tag the official channel, and share their photos. A total of 19 people will be selected to receive cheering bandages as gifts.

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