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Volkswagen Group donates protective face masks

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Dr. Marc Langendorf
Dr. Marc Langendorf
Corporate Communications Head of Corporate Communications
+49 (0) 152 0287 4538 marc.langendorf@man.eu
Markus Schlesag
Markus Schlesag
Corporate Communications Spokesperson Human Resources
+49 5361 9999505 markus.schlesag1@volkswagen.de
  • Company supports health facilities and health workers
  • HR Board Member Kilian: “Health protection takes priority — also beyond the factory gate”

Wolfsburg. The Volkswagen Group will be providing about 200,000 category FFP-2 and FFP-3 protec-tive face masks for public health protection in the near future. The donation is being made in close cooperation with Federal Minister of Health Jens Spahn. The city of Wolfsburg is also to receive further medical material.

Volkswagen HR Board Member Gunnar Kilian says: “Solidarity take priority for Volkswagen. This principle also applies beyond the factory gate. People working in the public health sector are currently performing outstanding services to society. We are convinced that these face masks will be put to the best use by them. The opinion of the Board of Management is unanimous: Volkswagen is pleased to provide unbureaucratic support. “

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