MG Motor India has announced a new initiative to sanitise police vehicles at its service workshops post lockdown. Dealers will sanitise the Police vehicles irrespective of its brand, make or model, and it will be offered free-of-cost.

MG Motor India will
sanitise the Police vehicles irrespective of its brand, make or model,
free-of-cost
Acknowledging the efforts of our Police forces who have been
fighting coronavirus crisis on the frontlines, MG India has decided to offer
its service workshops to sanitise their vehicles. Post the end of the ongoing
lockdown, Police teams can take their patrolling vehicles, irrespective of its
brand, make or model, to an authorised MG service workshop and get them
completely sanitised. The service will be provided to the Police Force
free-of-cost.

MG Motor India will
start the initiative post lockdown when the service workshops will become
operational
The announcement was
exclusively made on our latest episode of 'Freewheeling With SVP' by Rajeev
Chaba, President and Managing Director, MG Motor India, who
said, "Once we start our workshops, hopefully, post lockdown, we plan to
sanitise Police jeeps and vehicles in our workshop. One sanitisation process
will cost us approximately ₹ 1000. We'll ask our dealers to entertain any
Police vehicle, to sanitise their vehicles, because again they are the frontend
warriors, and do it for the whole month of May." Chaba says that the whole
initiative would cost around ₹ 25 lakh and it will be incurred by MG Motor
India and not the dealers.
Earlier today, Morris Garages India has also announced deploying
100 MG Hector SUVs across
India to be used for the transportation of doctors, medical staff, police and
local government officials for community service, till the end of May 2020. All
the cars would be provided along with fuel and drivers and they will be
supplied via MG's nationwide network of dealers during the lockdown as per
state government rules.

One sanitisation process for a vehicle will cost approximately ₹ 1000
Additionally, MG Motor has also donated ventilators and distributed
Health and Hygiene Kits, PPE kits, Surgical Masks, Gloves, Sanitizers,
Sanitizer Sprayers, Food and Ration Kits to combat the coronavirus threat. MG
India has already pledged ₹ 2 crore towards medical aid and has
announced Affordable Ventilator Challenge, offering ₹ 10 lakh to anyone
who comes up with a cost-effective ventilator to help treat coronavirus
patients. MG India has announced its plan to create a 100-member women's hostel
near the Halol plant in Gujarat, offering accommodation to the company's
associate-level female employees along with housekeeping, food, and
transportation facilities.
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