Hana Financial Group Delivers School Supplies to Students in Myanmar Typhoon-Affected Areas

Hana Financial Group provided school supplies to students in Myanmar affected by the super typhoon.

On the 27th, Hana Financial Group announced that through its local subsidiary Hana Microfinance in Yangon, Myanmar, it delivered 500 sets of school supplies consisting of ▲pencils ▲ballpoint pens ▲colored pencils ▲notebooks ▲water bottles to students in the areas affected by the super cyclone 'Moka.'

In addition, Hana Microfinance has provided disaster recovery support funds to more than 5,300 customers affected by this cyclone natural disaster and paid encouragement bonuses to employees working in the affected areas. The company also conducted an internal fundraising campaign to raise donations for rebuilding the disaster sites.

Last month, the super cyclone ‘Moka,’ accompanied by strong rain and wind, struck the northern region of Myanmar, causing hundreds of thousands of displaced people and significant damage such as the destruction of infrastructure including schools, hospitals, and roads.

Lee Eun-hyung, Vice Chairman of Hana Financial Group, stated, "As a global corporate citizen, Hana Financial Group will fulfill its responsibilities as a member of local communities worldwide, including support for the Myanmar disaster. We will continue sincere global ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) activities to grow together with communities around the world."

Eunhyung Lee, Vice Chairman of Hana Financial Group (fourth from the left), is taking a commemorative photo after holding a stationery donation ceremony for local students in the areas affected by the super cyclone 'Moka' at the headquarters of Hana Microfinance, a local subsidiary located in Yangon, Myanmar, on the 27th. (Photo by Hana Financial Group)

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