Y.A.M. TENGKU DATIN PADUKA SETIA ZATASHAH EMBRACES 10,000 DAYS OF PUBLIC MEDICAL SAFEGUARDING BY MALAYSIA’S LARGEST PHARMACEUTICAL RETAIL-CHAIN – CARING PHARMACY
Caring Pharmacy celebrated its 10,000-day anniversary by giving away 10,000 Boxes (or 500,000 pieces) of NEUTROVIS Premium Medical Face Mask to 10 organizations in the presence of Y.A.M. Tengku Datin Paduka Setia Zatashah, daughter of the Sultan of Selangor - Sultan Sharafuddin Idris Shah, accompanied by the Asst. Commr. (CD) Abdul Wahab Bin Hj. Rahim, Director of Disaster Management and Operation Division, Malaysia Civil Defense Force (APM) of the Prime Minister’s Office. Also present in this auspicious occasion were VIP representatives of Malaysia Healthcare Travel Council (MHTC), Malaysia External Trade Development Corporation (MATRADE), Malaysia Tourism Promotion Board (Tourism Malaysia), Malaysia Retail Chain Association (MRCA), ASEAN Retail-Chain & Franchise Federation (ARFF) and Kuala Lumpur Pavilion Sdn Bhd.
The 10,000 days signifies
the 27 years that Caring Pharmacy has been established since September 1994,
where it started off as a humble pharmacy located in Taman Muda, Cheras,
founded by five pharmacist course-mates, to provide quality and affordable
healthcare solutions to the rakyat.
After a 27-year run, Caring Pharmacy has managed to expand to 158 outlets
nationwide, establishing their presence in all major shopping malls. It doesn’t
stop there; in this time, they have also bloomed through loyalty programs,
launched their very own Caring mobile application, grew its acquisition of
Georgetown Pharmacy and Wellings Pharmacy to 36 stores, and tapped on the
international markets within Southeast Asia.
Y.A.M.
Tengku Datin Paduka Setia Zatashah, said, “I am proud that an established Malaysian
local brand like Caring Pharmacy is supporting our community in need. I would
like to thank them for this generous contribution, every effort counts, and
every action has an impact and together we can make a difference.”
As the country slowly recovers from
the damages caused by the pandemic and natural disasters, homegrown brands -
Caring Pharmacy and NEUTROVIS collaborate with 10 organizations to safeguard
those who might not be privileged enough to own proper medical-grade face
masks. These masks will be utilized by the officers and volunteers in their
daily operations, and will also be distributed to the underprivileged,
primarily the flood victims that have suffered immensely these past two months.
In doing so, they hope to give everyone an equal fighting chance against
COVID-19 and remind them to celebrate Chinese New Year responsibly, when
reuniting with family and friends.
The 10
beneficiaries are as follows:
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Malaysia
Civil Defense Force (APM) |
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Kechara
Soup Kitchen |
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Orphan
Care Foundation |
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Rotary
Club of Puchong |
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Muslim
Care Malaysia Society |
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The
Giving Bank |
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Yayasan
Food Bank Malaysia |
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Uncle
Kentang |
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World
Vision Malaysia |
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Worldwide
Wellness Club |
Asst. Commr. (CD) Abdul Wahab Bin Hj. Rahim, said, “I applaud Caring Pharmacy for keeping the welfare of the underprivileged in mind as they celebrate this incredible milestone, and NEUTROVIS as well for their extraordinary CSR works this past year. These homegrown brands truly embody the #KITASUPPORTKITA motive by taking the responsibility to take care of our fellow brothers and sisters of all races in Malaysia, whenever the need arises.”
Zayn Puah, Managing Director of
Maystar Beauty, said, “I am privileged to be collaborating with Caring Pharmacy
in this campaign, as it aligns both our interests to safeguard the Malaysian
community and giving back to the society. Having done some CSR works myself, I
know how rewarding it can be to do something for people who are in dire need of
help. It makes us feel lighter when we sleep at night, knowing that we have
done something good for the Malaysian community. As much as I am proud of
Caring Pharmacy’s astounding success these 10,000 days, I wish to applaud them for
celebrating it by giving back to the community and making an impact in many
people’s lives, including myself. This is especially important during these
trying times, and we need to stand by each other and help our fellow brothers
and sisters in need.”
As the festive season of Chinese New
Year approaches, popular local celebrities - Nadia Brian and Tong Bing Yu,
participated in the celebration to use their influence to create greater
awareness on the importance of wearing effective, medical-grade face masks to
combat COVID-19, and remind the nation to keep their loved ones safe by always
complying with the SOPs, as they welcome the year of the tiger. During the
event, Nadia Brian and Tong Bing Yu were seen distributing NEUTROVIS Premium
Medical Masks to the public at the main entrance of Pavilion Kuala Lumpur.
Chong Yeow
Siang,
Managing Director of Caring Pharmacy, said, “It brings me great pride to
celebrate this significant event by giving back to society through these 10
acclaimed organizations. This marks a historic milestone for us, and it means
so much to me and my team, to be able to aid the public in matters of health
and wellness. Just as it is in our name, we truly care for all Malaysians -
despite race or religion; and will continue to serve them by providing the most
relevant healthcare solutions as the largest homegrown pharmacy retail chain
throughout the pandemic and beyond.”
In conjunction with the 10,000-day
anniversary, Caring Pharmacy will be providing 1,000 additional reward points
for the first 10,000 members to make purchases of RM100 and above at any Caring
Pharmacy outlet. For more information, kindly visit https://caring2u.com/.
About
Caring Pharmacy Retail Management Sdn Bhd
Malaysia’s largest retail chain of pharmacies, Caring Pharmacy Retail Management Sdn Bhd, was established on 10th
September 1994 by five pharmacists, who were course-mates in the School of
Pharmacy, Universiti Sains Malaysia (USM). To date, Caring Pharmacy has
expanded to over 158 outlets nationwide and 36 stores of its acquisition, Georgetown
Pharmacy & Wellings Pharmacy.
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