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    Electrica Furnizare donates 30,000 Euro to local hospital in COVID-19 fight

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    Electrica Furnizare, subsidiary of Electrica Group, donates 30,000 Euro to the Emergency Hospital in Drobeta-Turnu Severin in order to purchase medical equipment to support the healthcare system in the COVID-19 fight.

    “Electrica Furnizare continues to actively support the fight against COVID-19 by granting a sponsorship worth 30,000 euros to the Emergency Hospital Drobeta-Turnu Severin, funds that will be used for the purchase of medical equipment absolutely necessary for the care of patients affected by the virus. We consider it important to support the national medical system in order to be able to face the current challenge,” said Darius Dumitru Meșca, General Manager Electrica Furnizare.

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