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Razer is making surgical masks to help with supply shortagesIt will donate up to a million masks to health authorities battling COVID-19.With many healthcare workers in dire need of more supplies to fight the COVID-19 pandemic, some companies are helping by making essential items. Razer, for one, is joining the effort to fight the virus by making and donating surgical masks.
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Razer is making surgical masks to help with supply shortages
It will donate up to a million masks to health authorities battling COVID-19.
With many healthcare workers in dire need of more supplies to fight the COVID-19 pandemic, some companies are helping by making essential items. Razer, for one, is joining the effort to fight the virus by making and donating surgical masks.
The company plans to provide healthcare authorities around the globe with as many as a million masks. CEO Min-Laing Tan said Razer’s engineers and designers have been working around the clock over the last few days to convert some of its production facilities so workers can temporarily make surgical masks instead of gaming peripherals.
Health authorities in Singapore, where Razer’s Southeast Asia HQ is located, will receive some of the first mask shipments. The company will liaise with governments and agencies elsewhere to figure out how to prioritize its support and donations.
Originally posted 2020-03-19 19:41:04.
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