Clinical center of Serbia (Betaphoto/Milos Miskov/MO)
On Aug. 4, Eurobank said that for to help combat Covid-19, it had donated to the Clinical Center of Serbia 20 oxygen flow regulators, which were necessary for oxygen therapies for all patients who did not need ventilators.
Over the next few days, the bank will deliver eight oxygen flow regulators to the Clinical Centers in Nis and Kragujevac each, according to the release.
“In this challenging time, support and solidarity should be priority of every company and individual. We had that in mind when, in the beginning of the epidemic, we assisted Serbia’s health system by providing the necessary medical and personal protective equipment for treating coronavirus patients,” Eurobank Executive Board member Dusan Mihailovic said.
Eurobank’s donation has been realized through Fund B92 Foundation and the Serbian Philanthropy Forum, which, in cooperation with UNICEF, have initiated a humanitarian drive aimed at improving the conditions of treatment and hospitalization of patients and work conditions of health staff in health centers in Serbia during the coronavirus pandemic.
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