E.ON Romania donates 500,000 RON to several hospitals in COVID-19 fight

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E.ON Romania donates 500,000 RON to several hospitals in COVID-19 fight

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March 31, 2020

E.ON Romania donates another 500,000 RON to the efforts to combat the COVID-19 pandemic. The funds are to be directed to a number of hospitals in order to purchase the necessary equipment for treating the COVID-19 patients and ensuring protective equipment for medical personnel.

“I would like to thank the doctors, nurses and all the medical staff who make special efforts, under difficult conditions, risking their own health. We convey our hopeful thoughts and wishes for a speedy recovery to the patients affected by coronavirus and who must benefit from the best treatment conditions,” said Manfred Paasch, general manager of E.ON Romania.

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