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ESQUEL GROUP’S DETERMINANT BRAND COOPERATED TO IMPLEMENT THE DONATION PROGRAM OF 100,000 PCS OF N95 MASKS FOR THE FRONTLINE FORCES AGAINST COVID-19 PANDEMIC IN HCMC
Currently, the situation of Covid-19 epidemic in Ho Chi Minh City is very complicated, hospitals and medical forces are rushing into the battlefield day and night, regaining people's peaceful lives for the country.

The standard mask is one of the effective shields for medical staff who directly treat patients infected with COVID-19. However, we are now facing with the shortage of medical masks supply chain and some products are substandard. Therefore, the Vietnam Young Physicians' Association, University of Medicine and Pharmacy, Ho Chi Minh City, Operation Smile Fund and Esquel Group cooperated to implement the program "DONATE 100,000 pcs of N95 masks for the frontline force against the pandemic in HO CHI MINH CITY"
Reception time: from 11/8/2021
Content: accepting donations of masks with N95 standards and equivalent (priority for masks of 3M).
For each donated mask, the Organizing Committee will give you 01 DETERMINANT antibacterial facemask.
The Organizing Committee received donated masks at the University of Medicine and Pharmacy in Ho Chi Minh City.
Address: 217 Hong Bang, Ward 11, District 5, City. Ho Chi Minh City
Contact: Ms. Nghiem (0962253763), Mr. Lực (0389573137)
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