Thiruvananthapuram: As part of the CSR activities, the State Bank of India, Thiruvananthapuram circle, handed over ambulances to rural police and Paravur municipality. The ambulances were flagged off by M V Govindan, minister for local self-government and excise.
Thiruvananthapuram Rural S P P K Madhu and Paravur chairperson P Sheeja received the keys of the ambulances from the minister in the presence of SBI Thiruvananthapuram circle chief general manager Shreekant. The function was attended by senior SBI officials, organizational leaders and employees.
As part of CSR activities of SBI this year, the bank has already donated an oxygen generator to Thrissur district. In addition, the bank has donated 100 laptops in the first installment to the state government’s Vidyakiranam project.
This year, the SBI has already provided ambulances to Palakkad and Thiruvananthapuram Medical College Hospitals and KSRTC.
Thiruvananthapuram Rural S P P K Madhu and Paravur chairperson P Sheeja received the keys of the ambulances from the minister in the presence of SBI Thiruvananthapuram circle chief general manager Shreekant. The function was attended by senior SBI officials, organizational leaders and employees.
As part of CSR activities of SBI this year, the bank has already donated an oxygen generator to Thrissur district. In addition, the bank has donated 100 laptops in the first installment to the state government’s Vidyakiranam project.
This year, the SBI has already provided ambulances to Palakkad and Thiruvananthapuram Medical College Hospitals and KSRTC.
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