Dong-A Otsuka donates 7,500 cans of ”Pocari Sweat” to disaster-hit families in South Korea

On the 30th, South Korea's Dong-A Otsuka revealed that it had held a "Sharing Warmth" relief supplies delivery ceremony with the Ministry of the Interior and Safety and the Korean Red Cross.
This donation is part of the "Sharing Warmth" campaign to help people affected by disasters return to their normal lives.
This campaign involves private companies donating food, drink, and other daily necessities, which are then delivered to disaster victims by the Disaster Relief Association.
This time, we will introduce 273 disaster families who are living in temporary housing due to forest fires and typhoons, and those who were affected by the heavy rains in July.
A total of 423 households and 749 people, including 151 households that had been evacuated due to the disaster, received warmth. Toa Otsuka donated over 7,500 cans of Pocari Sweat.
Dong-A Otsuka CEO Park Cheol-ho said, "We are organizing this event to help those who are in difficult situations due to the disaster.
"We plan to continue to cooperate with the local community to fulfill our corporate social responsibility and practice warm-hearted sharing in times of disaster," he said.
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