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    Banca Transilvania donates 1.4 million RON for the purchase of mechanical ventilation equipment and materials for state hospitals in Romania in the context of the coronavirus epidemic.

    “We are trying to do everything in our power to support the Romanians, so Banca Transilvania donates 1.4 million RON for the purchase of mechanical ventilation equipment and materials for state hospitals in Romania. We are thus joining the efforts of the Daruieste Viata Association and the doctors to help as many people as possible. Solidarity is what we need most in this period,” said Omer Tetik, CEO of BT.

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