Fashion Bug recently donated theatre angiogram covers to the Cardiac Catheterisation Laboratory at Colombo South Teaching Hospital, Kalubowila.
The programme was held on March 30, at the hospital premises as part of the brandโs ongoing CSR initiatives.
The Cardiac Catheterisation Laboratory is a vital unit within the hospital that facilitates a wide range of diagnostic and interventional procedures to diagnose and treat cardiovascular conditions. Recognising this importance of equipping healthcare institutions with essential resources, the brandโs contribution of fifty packs of theatre angiogram covers aims to support the laboratoryโs operations and strengthen the quality of care provided.
Fashion Bug Chief Executive Officer Shabier Subian said that healthcare professionals provide an extraordinary service to society, often with limited resources. He noted that the brand recognises the significance of supporting institutions dedicated to saving lives and improving health outcomes, adding that the donation reflects the brandโs appreciation for the medical community and its commitment to strengthening the healthcare system.
As one of Sri Lankaโs leading fashion retailers, the brand has consistently undertaken initiatives that contribute to the wellbeing of communities across the country. Programmes such as this reflect Fashion Bugโs belief that sustainable business growth must be accompanied by meaningful contributions towards national development.
Deputy General Manager Marketing and Sales Dr S.H.M. Faraaz emphasised that as a brand deeply rooted in Sri Lanka, Fashion Bug remains committed to undertaking initiatives that create value for society and contribute to the wellbeing of future generations. Through this programme, the brand sought to provide practical support to a healthcare institution that serves thousands of patients.
With a longstanding commitment to CSR, Fashion Bug remains dedicated to supporting initiatives that improve lives, empower communities and contribute to the nationโs sustainable development.
Source: Daily News
