Coronavirus pandemic: a JK tire will make a hand sanitizer to fight COVID-19

JK Tire, the local tire manufacturer, has announced plans to start producing hand sanitizers to help fight the COVID-19 pandemic. The company will produce hand sanitizers under a new brand: Total Control Hand Sanitizers. JK Tire says it developed the hand sanitizer at its Global Technology Center – the Raghupati Singhania Center of Excellence – in Mysuru, according to guidelines issued by the World Health Organization. It has acquired all the necessary approvals and licenses for the disinfectant in a record time of eight days, and its production will take place at Jay Kay Gram, factory in Kankroli, Rajasthan.

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Raghupati Singhania, President and Chief Executive Officer of JK Tire & Industries Ltd, said: "JK Tire Full Control hand sanitizer is our latest contribution to the government's ongoing assistance efforts to combat the pandemic. This disinfectant has been developed and produced strictly to standards. We will continue our efforts to fight this pandemic. "

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Raghupati Singhania, President and MG, JK Tire says that the disinfectant has been developed and produced in strict accordance with WHO standards

The company announced that in addition to distributing it to local communities, the disinfectant will also be available to the entire JK Tire ecosystem, including the dealer network and distribution partners to ensure good hygiene.

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Previously, the company had announced that it was to reach more than 10,000 employees and migrants per day with food in each region. The company has also organized medical health camps in 25 villages and conducted surveys in residential locations around its manufacturing facilities and has created a Corona task force which is taking action to meet the needs, health and the well-being of colleagues, partners and their families. . JK Tire had also provided food, disinfectants and clean water to more than 20,000 people, as well as police and health workers.