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Direct Relief Rushes Facial Masks to China to Fight Coronavirus Spread
The shipment, which also contains gowns, gloves, and other protective gear for health workers, was requested by hospitals in Hubei Province.
A shipment of medical aid, including personal protective gear, leaves Direct Relief's warehouse on Jan. 27, 2020, bound for China, where it will be used by health care providers to protect against the spread of coronavirus. Transportation for the shipment was provided free of charge by FedEx. (Lara Cooper/Direct Relief)
By StaffJANUARY 28, 2020 1:58 PM
Direct Relief yesterday sent via FedEx emergency airlift a shipment of more than 200,000 surgical masks to hospitals in China’s Hubei Province to help protect medical workers against the fast-spreading coronavirus epidemic. Direct Relief’s shipment, sent from its strategic emergency stockpile, also includes isolation gowns, fluid-resistant coveralls, and exam gloves requested by two of the province’s largest hospitals.
Local officials in Hubei’s provincial capital, Wuhan, have called for donations of protective gear, as Hubei hospitals run short of supplies. Shortages of face masks are being reported all across Asia.
Taiwan has banned exports of surgical masks for one month and limited purchases to three masks per person. Shortages have been reported in Taiwan and Hong Kong, and store shelves have been emptied in parts of South Korea and Thailand. A top Chinese official on Jan. 26 warned that Hubei Province alone needs 100,000 protective suits a day to fight the spread of coronavirus, but that manufacturers in China can make only 30,000 suits per day.
Complicating matters, most of China’s factories were already in the midst of a 10-day shutdown for the Lunar New Year holiday. This week, the Chinese government extended the end of the holiday from Jan. 30 to Feb. 2, while Shanghai’s government extended the holiday through Feb. 9.
FedEx, which has long been a key supporter of Direct Relief, arranged immediate transportation and donated its transportation and logistics services to deliver the aid, which is scheduled to arrive in Wuhan on Thursday. Direct Relief is working through Hubei Charity Federation — one of two government-designated donation recipients, along with the Red Cross Society of Hubei — to convey the supplies to Wuhan Union Hospital and to Xiaogan Central Hospital in the city of Xiaogan, which requested the supplies.
This is the first time Direct Relief has been asked to provide aid to China since the 2008 earthquake in Sichuan Province. Direct Relief is working through the newly established protocols to ensure coordination and appropriateness of any imported goods to assist in the unfolding public health situation.
“Direct Relief is keenly sensitive to the need to respond fast and in close coordination with public health officials in circumstances such as the unfolding coronavirus situation,” said Direct Relief CEO Thomas Tighe. “We’re deeply thankful for FedEx enabling such a quick response to very specific requests from Chinese health officials who are managing a very large, complex situation.”
The shipment, which also contains gowns, gloves, and other protective gear for health workers, was requested by hospitals in Hubei Province.
A shipment of medical aid, including personal protective gear, leaves Direct Relief's warehouse on Jan. 27, 2020, bound for China, where it will be used by health care providers to protect against the spread of coronavirus. Transportation for the shipment was provided free of charge by FedEx. (Lara Cooper/Direct Relief)
By StaffJANUARY 28, 2020 1:58 PM
Direct Relief yesterday sent via FedEx emergency airlift a shipment of more than 200,000 surgical masks to hospitals in China’s Hubei Province to help protect medical workers against the fast-spreading coronavirus epidemic. Direct Relief’s shipment, sent from its strategic emergency stockpile, also includes isolation gowns, fluid-resistant coveralls, and exam gloves requested by two of the province’s largest hospitals.
Local officials in Hubei’s provincial capital, Wuhan, have called for donations of protective gear, as Hubei hospitals run short of supplies. Shortages of face masks are being reported all across Asia.
Taiwan has banned exports of surgical masks for one month and limited purchases to three masks per person. Shortages have been reported in Taiwan and Hong Kong, and store shelves have been emptied in parts of South Korea and Thailand. A top Chinese official on Jan. 26 warned that Hubei Province alone needs 100,000 protective suits a day to fight the spread of coronavirus, but that manufacturers in China can make only 30,000 suits per day.
Complicating matters, most of China’s factories were already in the midst of a 10-day shutdown for the Lunar New Year holiday. This week, the Chinese government extended the end of the holiday from Jan. 30 to Feb. 2, while Shanghai’s government extended the holiday through Feb. 9.
FedEx, which has long been a key supporter of Direct Relief, arranged immediate transportation and donated its transportation and logistics services to deliver the aid, which is scheduled to arrive in Wuhan on Thursday. Direct Relief is working through Hubei Charity Federation — one of two government-designated donation recipients, along with the Red Cross Society of Hubei — to convey the supplies to Wuhan Union Hospital and to Xiaogan Central Hospital in the city of Xiaogan, which requested the supplies.
This is the first time Direct Relief has been asked to provide aid to China since the 2008 earthquake in Sichuan Province. Direct Relief is working through the newly established protocols to ensure coordination and appropriateness of any imported goods to assist in the unfolding public health situation.
“Direct Relief is keenly sensitive to the need to respond fast and in close coordination with public health officials in circumstances such as the unfolding coronavirus situation,” said Direct Relief CEO Thomas Tighe. “We’re deeply thankful for FedEx enabling such a quick response to very specific requests from Chinese health officials who are managing a very large, complex situation.”
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武汉疫情，美居捐赠大国前列：波音25万个口罩，盖茨基金500万美金，Coach雅诗兰黛也加入队伍
群英集 金融圈大混混 今天
新型冠状病毒感染的肺炎疫情，牵动世界人民的心，在这场没有硝烟的战役中，许多海外企业同样情系疫情前方，纷纷向中国伸出援手，以自己的方式出一份力。
据全网统计发现：截至2020年1月29日，106家外资企业捐赠7.13亿元，美国、印尼、英国、白俄罗斯的企业捐赠额暂居前列。
让我们一起看看这些在困难时刻，向中国伸出援手的美国企业。
美国波音公司
1月29日，波音公司宣布向中国捐赠25万个医用级别的口罩。波音方面称，这批物资中的大部分将会直接运送到湖北武汉当地医疗机构，部分还将送往波音公司海外唯一的完工与交付中心所在地浙江舟山，用以支持当地的医疗机构。
波音公司总裁兼CEO大卫·卡尔霍恩（Dave Calhoun）表示：“我们时刻牵挂着所有在中国受到冠状病毒影响的人们。我们希望能够以绵薄之力，帮助限制病毒的扩散，减轻当地医疗工作者的负担。” 盖茨基金
比尔及梅琳达盖茨基金会（简称“盖茨基金会”）提供500万美元紧急赠款，并提供相应的技术和专家支持，用于帮助中国相关合作伙伴加速在新型冠状病毒感染的流行病学、应急干预实施和医药产品研发等方面的工作。
Coach
美国轻奢品牌Coach的中国分公司通过湖北省青少年发展基金捐赠100万元人民币，用于支持武汉当地的新型冠状病毒肺炎疫情防控工作。
Estée Lauder
雅诗兰黛集团向中国红十字会总会捐款200万元人民币，以支持抗击新型冠状病毒肺炎。
PVH集团
作为CALVIN KLEIN与TOMMY HILFIGER等品牌的母公司PVH集团向中国红十字基金会捐赠人民币200万元，用于支援抗击新型冠状病毒肺炎。
Starbucks
星巴克中国向中国红十字基金会捐赠人民币300万元，携手企业全国所有伙伴，共同抗击新型冠状病毒感染的肺炎疫情，所捐赠资金用于采购湖北医护人员所需的防护服、口罩、消毒杀菌用品等医疗物资。
Apple
1月25号，苹果CEO库克发布微博称，苹果将向相关组织捐款，以帮助受冠状病毒影响的人群，具体捐款数目尚未对外公布。美国医学专家
美国休斯敦贝勒医学院教授彼得·霍特兹告诉记者，贝勒医学院正在与美国得克萨斯大学、美国纽约血液中心以及中国上海复旦大学合作研发针对新型冠状病毒的疫苗。另据美国媒体报道，美国国家卫生研究院也在研究针对新型冠状病毒的疫苗，预计几个月后可以进行第一阶段临床试验，可能一年以后才会有疫苗进入市场。
作者：驱熊人
链接：武汉疫情，美居捐赠大国前列：波音25万个口罩，盖茨基金500万美金，Coach雅诗兰黛也加入队伍 群英集 金融圈大混混 ... - 雪球
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群英集 金融圈大混混 今天
新型冠状病毒感染的肺炎疫情，牵动世界人民的心，在这场没有硝烟的战役中，许多海外企业同样情系疫情前方，纷纷向中国伸出援手，以自己的方式出一份力。
据全网统计发现：截至2020年1月29日，106家外资企业捐赠7.13亿元，美国、印尼、英国、白俄罗斯的企业捐赠额暂居前列。
让我们一起看看这些在困难时刻，向中国伸出援手的美国企业。
美国波音公司
波音公司总裁兼CEO大卫·卡尔霍恩（Dave Calhoun）表示：“我们时刻牵挂着所有在中国受到冠状病毒影响的人们。我们希望能够以绵薄之力，帮助限制病毒的扩散，减轻当地医疗工作者的负担。” 盖茨基金
Coach
Estée Lauder
PVH集团
Starbucks
Apple
作者：驱熊人
链接：武汉疫情，美居捐赠大国前列：波音25万个口罩，盖茨基金500万美金，Coach雅诗兰黛也加入队伍 群英集 金融圈大混混 ... - 雪球
来源：雪球
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