Donation of 100 Resume Non-Contact Thermometers to Seongbuk-gu

Organizations and Residents Consistently Increasing Participation in Donation and Direct Disinfection Activities

CEO Jin-Hyun Kim of Rezoom (left) is taking a commemorative photo while presenting 100 non-contact thermometers, which he personally developed and manufactured, to Seung-Ro Lee, Mayor of Seongbuk District.

[Asia Economy Reporter Jongil Park] Amid the prolonged spread of COVID-19 infections causing difficulties for everyone, acts of kindness to help neighbors and support for those struggling on the front lines continue.

An official from Seongbuk-gu stated, “Some residents donate funds to help those in need or directly participate in disinfection activities,” adding, “It seems there is a shared awareness that everyone is a protagonist in overcoming COVID-19.”

On the 7th, Rejum, a manufacturer specializing in beauty devices, donated 100 non-contact thermometers. CEO Jin-Hyun Kim expressed, “We feel gratitude and pride that the products developed and manufactured with the company’s full capabilities are being used for the safety and health of Seongbuk-gu residents and users of social welfare facilities.”

District Mayor Seung-Ro Lee said, “Non-contact thermometers are essential items to prevent the spread of COVID-19, so facilities used by vulnerable groups must have sufficient quantities,” and added, “We are grateful for Rejum’s sharing and will do our best to deliver the thermometers to places where they are most needed.”

Rejum, recognized for its technological prowess including winning first place in the LED mask category at the 2020 Korea Brand Power Awards, continues to donate thermometers to help overcome COVID-19.

In addition, Aiwon Fashion (CEO Sang-Wan Shim) donated 500 goggles necessary for disinfection, and Yeonggaksa Temple (Chief Monk Hong-Jin) located in the area donated 30 million KRW to purchase supplies needed for screening clinic medical staff and disinfection activities, continuing the spirit of donation and sharing to overcome COVID-19 in Seongbuk-gu.

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