COVID-19 initiative: Viraj Profiles steps forward to support Mumbai Police

Viraj Profiles, stainless steel producer, has been actively working in the fight against COVID-19 through its CSR initiatives. The company donated 40,000 nose masks to Mumbai Police at the police headquarters in Mumbai. The occasion was graced with the presence of Param Bir Singh, Commissioner of Police, Mumbai.

Viraj Group has donated 5,000 N95 Nose Masks and other material to TIMA hospital in Boisar. In addition to these, so far they have distributed more than 500 litres of sanitizers and food packets to more than 12,000 families and in and around Boisar like Vasai, Jawhar, Mokhada and Palghar. Their Corona Task Force is closely monitoring this activity to reach out to as many people as possible.

The company has been working with the local administration and following the guidelines laid down by the state government to ensure a safe working environment for its employees/ workman/ visitors. The company has undertaken several steps like screening and monitoring of the health of employees/ workmen, disinfection and sanitization of its plant, equipment, transport facility and office premises, regular distribution of nose masks and hand sanitizers to its employees, maintaining social distancing at all times.

Viraj Profiles also conducts regular awareness and training sessions to keep them informed and updated about the Dos and Dont’s and the precautions to be taken to fight this pandemic. Neeraj Kochhar, Chairman & Managing Director, Viraj Profiles Ltd. said, “Viraj Group has also been offering jobs to the immediate relatives of front-line Covid-19 Warriors like Health Workers, Police, Government officials and support personnel who are engaged in the front lines.”

He went on to add: “We are especially grateful to Mumbai Police as they are fighting at the front-line to keep the city and its residents safe. We are donating face masks so that our superheroes remain safe. Last year around the same time, we had donated raincoats to Mumbai Police.”

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