Runwal Foundation vaccinates over 1500 individuals

Group collaborated with Jupiter Hospital & Fortis hospital to facilitate the vaccination drive

by Suman Gupta

27^th July 2021, Mumbai: Runwal Group, one of country’s most trusted and reputed developer had organized a free vaccination drive across various projects.. During these drives, the company managed to vaccinate over 1500 individuals comprising of the construction workers, channel partners, customers, employees & their respective families. All the individuals were assigned time slots, which helped in carrying out the whole process of the event smoothly and efficiently. The company had collaborated with city’s reputed hospitals i.e. Jupiter Hospital& Fortis Hospital to facilitate the vaccination drive.

Commenting on the occasion, Mr. Saurabh Runwal, Associate Director, Runwal Foundation said, “At Runwal we value our people, our relationships above all else. It is our privilege to be able to provide for our communities. The vaccination drive aims to ensure the safety and well-being of our extended Runwal family – employees, customers, partners and we hope to continue to support them in every possible way through these challenging times.”

During the pandemic and the whole lockdown when the entire country was battling with health and economical challenges along with lay-offs by many organizations, Runwal Group stood tall with their employees who gave them strength to facethe challenges. This vaccination drive was another example of concern the Runwal Group has for its employees and stakeholders.

Commenting on the event, the Beneficiaries said, “I would like to thank Runwal as these days most of the corporate are selling the vaccines but Runwal has arranged this Vaccination drive free of cost’

‘Great initiative of conducting the vaccination drive by Runwal which was arranged so very well for all the proud owners of Runwal homes’

‘We all have faced the struggle of booking a slot for vaccination but thanks to Runwal for giving us an opportunity for getting vaccinated’