Monsson Trading donates 140,000 Euro to hospitals in Constanta, in response to COVID-19 pandemic

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Monsson Trading donates 140,000 Euro to hospitals in Constanta, in response to COVID-19 pandemic

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March 23, 2020

Monsson Trading, one of the leaders of the Romanian energy market, supplier and trader of electricity and natural gas, makes two donations in medical equipment with a total value of approximately 140,000 Euro to the Constanta County Hospital and to the Constanta Infectious Diseases Hospital.

Monsson Trading donates to the Intensive Care Section of Constanta County Hospital two mechanical ventilation units worth about 80,000 Euro. The two high-tech fans are produced by General Electric (GE).

Also, Monsson Trading has prepared a donation worth 60,000 Euro for the Hospital of Infectious Diseases in Constanta, which will receive the necessary equipment to reduce the waiting time for the COVID-19 testing results.

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