Panattoni to provide PLN 0.5 bln worth of medical supplies
Coronavirusschedule 07 May 2020
The medical supplies are to be provided for three hospitals: in Poznań, Białystok and Szczecin
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POLAND Warehouse developer Panattoni has allocated PLN 500,000 to buy medical supplies for three Polish hospitals.
The hospitals, in Poznań, Białystok and Szczecin, were chosen in consultation with the Ministry of Health. The company will be providing them with 100,000 surgical masks, 200,000 nitrile gloves, 300 non-contact thermometers and 100 packs of medical caps.
The hospitals that will receive the PLN 500,000 worth of medical supplies are: Szpital Kliniczny im. H. Święcickiego Uniwersytetu Medycznego im. K. Marcinkowskiego in Poznań (Teaching Hospital of the Poznań University of Medical Sciences)
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