Liberia: Orange Donates U.S.$50k in Materials Towards Fight Against COVID-19

The Management of Orange Liberia has donated a consignment of medical and non-medical supplies valued at US$50,000 to the Ministry of Health to buttress ongoing efforts by the Liberian government to fight the Coronavirus (COVID-19). The donation was made at the Ministry of Health's office in Congo Town on Tuesday in presence of Minister of Health Dr. Wilhelmina Jallah; Armed Forces of Liberia Medical Officer Major Joseph Kowo; Dr. Brown of JFK Hospital and Dr. Nelson, representing National Public Health Institute of Liberia.

Making the donation on behalf of the company, Orange Liberia's Chief Executive Officer Mr. Mamadou Coulibaly indicated that the donation was intended to contribute to the ongoing efforts of the Liberian government to curtail the spread of the Coronavirus in Liberia. In remarks made during the official turning over of the consignment, Mr. Coulibaly said: "as a socially responsible company, we are here today as a development partner with the Liberian government. Therefore, during difficult times like these, we align ourselves to support initiatives of the Liberian government to help get the country back on its feet."

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