Gangavaram Port Limited Contributes Rs. 3 Crore to Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Relief Fund


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▴ Gangavaram Port Limited Contributes Rs 3 Crore to Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Relief Fund
Mr. DVS Raju, Chairman Gangavaram Port Ltd handing over a cheque of Rs 3 Cr to Shri YS Jagan Mohan Reddy Honble Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh towards AP CM Relief Fund

Gangavaram Port Limited today contributed Rs 3 crores (Rupees Three Crore Only) to the Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Relief Fund for the fight against COVID-19 pandemic and support the healthcare and safety measures being undertaken by the Government. The cheque was handed over to Shri Y S Jaganmohan Reddy, Hon'ble Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh by Mr. DVS. Raju, Chairman, Gangavaram Port Limited & Shri. N. Sambasiva Rao, Chief Executive Officer, Gangavaram Port Limited.

Speaking on the occasion Mr. DVS. Raju, Chairman, Gangavaram Port Limited said, "GPL is humbled to contribute to Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Relief Fund in this time of India's fight against COVID-19. We are confident that our contribution will have a positive impact on the communities that have been hit hardest by this unprecedented crisis. The entire team at GPL is proud to be able to help make a difference in the battle against this virus."

GPL has implemented strict measures to ensure all their members, employees, partners, stakeholders remain safe from COVID-19. The port management has undertaken an extensive drive to educate their employees on the seriousness of Coronavirus, identifying infections, and measures to safeguard them from being infected. Gangavaram Port Management is committed to facilitating uninterrupted movement of essential goods & services amidst the lockdown and GPL is operational with all safety and health protocols.

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