CEVA
Logistics has brought in
shipments bound for the UK's
National Health Service (NHS) on
a specialist flight from Shanghai to London in support of the charitable work
by the Virgin Foundation.
A Virgin
Atlantic Boeing 787-9 was fully
loaded with personal
protection equipment (PPE), virus testing tubes, goggles and ventilator parts and flown into London Heathrow airport on, bringing
the much-needed supplies to UK frontline healthcare workers.
In just seven days from receiving
the first phone call to arriving at destination, CEVA's teams in the UK and
Shanghai worked together to bring 1,100
cartons of supplies on the special flight.
Altogether there were 12,600 medical isolation
goggles, 500 body bags, 30,000 filters for ventilators, 100,000 aprons, 10,000
sets of scrubs and 7,500 samples tubes for virus
testing onboard.
Once unloaded from the 12-hour
flight, the cargo transferred onto CEVA Logistics trucks, headed for its
specialist healthcare facility in Dartford. From there the supplies will be
distributed to NHS hospitals, surgeries and other facilities including, Guys
and St Thomas Hospitals Trust in London.
Said CEO
Mathieu Friedberg: "These medical
supplies and PPE equipment are urgently required to support the work that NHS
teams are providing up and down the country during the covid-19 crisis. Our
CEVA teams at both ends of the supply chain, alongside the Virgin team providing
the uplift and the Virgin Foundation, have worked together tirelessly to make
this become a reality in an incredibly short timeframe."
Source : HKSG.
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