Poczta Polska supports the construction of a temporary hospital at the National Stadium

Poczta Polska supports the construction of a temporary hospital at the National Stadium

transport_1_On Monday, October 19 this year, Poczta Polska made a delivery of 120 pallets with beds necessary to organize a temporary hospital at the National Stadium in Warsaw. This action is another expression of the national support of the postal operator, which is the largest logistics company in the country, for institutions fighting coronavirus pandemia.

Poczta Polska cars picked up from the reserves of material reserves in Wąwale (Łódź Voivodeship) and Szepietowie (Podlasie Voivodeship) 120 pallets with beds needed to organize a temporary hospital in Warsaw. All deliveries were carried out in the sanitary regime, while maintaining all security measures related to the restrictions arising with the coronavirus pandemic.

- The company constantly supports institutions struggling with coronaviru's pandemic. Every time we can help in implementing the projects necessary to combat the virus, we are available. Recent deliveries made by the post office clearly prove, as the largest logistics company in the country, is important for Poland and Poles. In crisis situations, our company and its employees always stand up to the challenge - emphasized Tomasz Zdzikot, president of the board of Poczta Polska.

Last week, the company supported the Ministry of Health during the supply of respirators and cardiomonitors to hospitals across the country. In the near future before the mail, further challenges - delivering over thousands of pallets with protective equipment to hospitals (including masks and gloves). From the beginning of Pandemic, the post office has completed over 1,500 transport orders as part of the fight against Coronavirus.

Poczta Polska constantly cares for the safety of its employees and clients. By following all the government's recommendations, he adapts to the applicable realities and makes every effort to serve the state and citizens in this difficult time.

- From March this year. We have introduced a number of procedures. We care about the safety of employees and clients all the time. We want the company to function quite normally, but health is a priority for us. If it is equally important to all of us, we can do it at the exceptional time in which we lived - said Andrzej Bodziony, vice president of the Poczta Polska Board, who, among others He supervises the work of the Coronavirus threat monitoring team.

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