After donating some 11,000 face shields to secondary schools in Putrajaya and Hulu Selangor last month, Perodua has now provided a further 10,000 face shields to local enforcers, dental clinics as well as market hawkers and street sellers in Hulu Selangor and Selayang.
To date, the automaker has contributed over 21,000 face shields as part of its initiative to promote public safety in the thick of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Manufactured by an associate of Perodua’s, the face shields feature a fog resistant visor made of polyethylene terephthalate for optimal visibility, sponge cushioning that protects the wearer against airborne droplets, and an adjustable elastic band for a snug fit.
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PRESS RELEASE
Amidst the on-going COVID-19 pandemic, Perodua is expanding upon its public protection initiative with the recent distribution of a further 10,000 face shields within the Hulu Selangor district and Selayang municipality.
Hulu Selangor recipients included the District Health Office, community and dental clinics, enforcers from the District Council’s (MDHS) Licensing Department, plus various morning and night market hawkers.
The carmaker also contributed face shields to the Selayang Municipal Council’s (MPS) Licensing and Enforcement Departments, and through them, hawkers and street sellers in the area.
“Perodua’s face shield contributions are our way of giving back to the surrounding communities who have supported and made us feel at home for the past 27 years,” Perodua President and Chief Executive Officer Dato’ Zainal Abidin Ahmad said.
“As a People First company and a good corporate citizen, Perodua cares very much for the safety, health and well-being of the general public in these COVID-19 times.
“We have given out over 21,000 face shields to date – we hope they will be worn conscientiously and diligently by those going about their daily duties, bravely continuing to give all of us the services, healthcare and provisions we need,” he added.
Perodua gave out some 11,000 face shields to secondary schools in Putrajaya and Hulu Selangor last month.
The face shields, manufactured by an associate of Perodua’s, feature a fog resistant visor made of polyethylene terephthalate for optimal visibility, sponge cushioning that hugs the forehead to act as a barrier against airborne droplets, and an adjustable elastic band for a snug and comfortable fit.
“We are not out of the woods yet in our battle against COVID-19. We hope Malaysians will continue to adopt and adapt to the new normal by exercising caution and complying with all the government’s health and safety guidelines,” said Dato’ Zainal.
