Coimbatore: As part of Covid 19 relief measures to the city, on 20th April, Prathishta Weaving & Knitting Co. P. Ltd, a MSME unit, Recognised as an “Export House” by The Govt of India, donated 3000 free mask , 1st set of re-usable Non-medical face mask for the frontline warriors during the epidemic COVD-19 under their company’s Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) activity to Asst. Commissioner of Police- Law & Order (East), Coimbatore City. In coming days to distribute to Corporation workers, health and all frontline workers.
Coimbatore: As part of Covid 19 relief measures to the city, on 20th April, Prathishta Weaving & Knitting Co. P. Ltd, a MSME unit, Recognised as an “Export House” by The Govt of India, donated 3000 free mask , 1st set of re-usable Non-medical face mask for the frontline warriors during the epidemic COVD-19 under their company’s Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) activity to Asst. Commissioner of Police- Law & Order (East), Coimbatore City. In coming days to distribute to Corporation workers, health and all frontline workers.
They stated that their non-medical face mask is made in a closely woven cotton percale fabric and will perform to a great extent as a good barrier against COVID-19 virus and is wash & re-usable.

Chandrasekar mentioned that with the very few workers available we were able to make this and we are in the process of making 50,000 masks in next 2 weeks and distribute free to frontline workers and Govt. Departments working round the clock fighting the epidemic.
Mr S.Harishankar, Director of Prathishta handed over the masks to Mr Somasundaram, Asst. Commissioner of Police.
They stated that their non-medical face mask is made in a closely woven cotton percale fabric and will perform to a great extent as a good barrier against COVID-19 virus and is wash & re-usable.

Chandrasekar mentioned that with the very few workers available we were able to make this and we are in the process of making 50,000 masks in next 2 weeks and distribute free to frontline workers and Govt. Departments working round the clock fighting the epidemic.
Mr S.Harishankar, Director of Prathishta handed over the masks to Mr Somasundaram, Asst. Commissioner of Police.