DKSH donates supplies and funds to Ramathibodi and Rajavithi Hospitals to fight against COVID-19

DKSH contributes funds and essential products to frontline healthcare heroes battling the COVID-19 pandemic.

Media release

Bangkok, April 24, 2020 - DKSH, the leading Market Expansion Services provider, has recently launched the D-GIVE project to provide supplies and funds to support healthcare workers who have been combating COVID-19 in Thailand.

D-GIVE has provided financial support and donations of essentials such as medical products to frontline healthcare professionals at Ramathibodi and Rajavithi Hospitals, for them to protect themselves while carrying out their daily duties in the battle against COVID-19. In the project, DKSH employees also joined forces together to donate a combined THB 1.1 million to each of the hospitals. Products such as alcohol pads, hand sanitizers, surgical masks, inhalers, dental kits and convenient-snacking items are packaged by DKSH's D-Pack, an innovative packing system that provides protection for goods stored inside the box. The D-Pack box is durable and reusable which helps reduce waste and impact on the environment.

Since the onset of the outbreak, DKSH has been working with its clients, customers and other stakeholders to respond to the pandemic. Day and night, DKSH is there to support the nurses and doctors, connecting them to medicines and medical devices.

John Clare, DKSH's Vice President Healthcare, Thailand and Indochina, said: “During these unprecedented times, DKSH is committed to demonstrating exceptional dedication in servicing customers, clients and stakeholders, so they can provide the best healthcare possible to Thai patients. We do everything we can to contribute, encourage and support those on the frontlines by supplying essential products that will enable them to protect themselves while performing essential role in combating COVID-19. Frontline workers are the true heroes and deserve our most profound gratitude. We would like to ensure they can perform their critical roles while taking care of their health and safety.”

For more information, please contact:

DKSH Business Unit Healthcare

Krittiya Wongtavavimarn

Senior Specialist, Group Communications, Healthcare

Phone +66 2220 9070

krittiya.w@dksh.com