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Hyundai Motor Company is continuing to put the safety of its customers at the forefront of their operation by providing 3D face mask gear to its distributors across the Middle East and Africa markets.
Following an increase in the number of cases across several countries in the Middle East and Africa market in recent weeks, Hyundai Motor has purchased 300,000 3D masks and 60,000 mask straps designed for children to help tackle the threat.
The UAE is one of the 10 countries that will benefit with Hyundai contributing 20,000 3D face masks and 4,000 mask straps which will handed out to customers’ children visiting its Hyundai showrooms over the next three months.
The contributions are part of Hyundai Motor’s on-going commitment to helping people keep safe during these unprecedented times.
In June 2020, at a time when all countries were affected by the pandemic, Hyundai Motor donated more than 603,000 safety items including face masks, hand sanitizers, protective suits and ambulances to 37 nations across the Middle East and Africa market
Bang Sun Jeong, Vice President, Head of Hyundai Motor Company Middle East & Africa HQs, said: “The COVID-19 pandemic has already proven to have far-reaching consequences for people around the world in the last few months and while different measures have been taken to protect our safety including vaccinations, the new variants of the virus that are quickly spreading has the potential to pose even greater challenges going forward.
“We are pleased to be contributing a substantial volume of 3D face mask gear to all of our distributors in the Middle East and Africa market, which will be handed out to everyone visiting our showrooms in the coming weeks. Our customers have continuously supported our business at all times and now we are giving our support back to them when it’s needed the most.
“In times like these it is imperative that we at Hyundai Motor Company do our part in providing a helping hand and we will remain committed to supporting people across the world until this completed passed.”