The COVID-19 testing facilities are at work and are doing their best to make sure that everyone gets the medical help they need. What could make things easier is transportation and Isuzu Motors South Africa (IMSA) came to the rescue and has made its media fleet available to Gift of the Givers.
Isuzu wanted to play an active role in creating convenience by supporting the organisation's plan to augment public health services. COVID-19 testing facilities in Johannesburg have been set up by Gift of the Givers with the hope of an extension to one of the big cities in South Africa - Durban.
Keeping It Moving For A Good Cause
The organisation aims to provide medical professionals with the necessary tools, including protective wear and essential medical equipment. Isuzu also wants to play its part by ensuring that there is reliable transport during this period. The IMSA Corporate Affairs, Business Strategy and Legal Executive, Denise van Huyssteen, said that the motoring media will not be able to evaluate vehicles during the nationwide lockdown period and went on to say "Instead of the bakkies parked during this time, they could be utilised to help curb the spread of COVID-19". The bakkies will be available for use by the medical personnel from Gift of the Givers during the lockdown period. Gift of the Givers expressed the need for reliable transport during times like this and went on to say, "We are grateful for the transport support. Isuzu has always been a trusted and proactive partner of Gift of the Givers. Through their support, we are able to reach many more vulnerable communities across South Africa".
