Arval Romania donates 100,000 RON for medical equipment in COVID-19 fight

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Arval Romania donates 100,000 RON for medical equipment in COVID-19 fight

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April 7, 2020

Arval Romania donates 100,000 RON to the Association Zi de Bine for medical equipment acquisition in COVID-19 fight.

The NGO recently started a fundraising for the Brasov Clinical Hospital of Infectious Diseases, which serves more than 30,000 patients annually. During this period the hospital is in the process of rehabilitation, which means it already operates at half capacity. It can care for up to 62 people with different conditions.

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