IN the United Kingdom as it emerged that hospitals are struggling to be allocated personal protective equipment (PPE) such as gowns and masks during the coronavirus outbreak of the crisis, and a UK Cypriot.
Tower Garments in London, owned by Turkish Cypriot businessman Levent Hassan, who produces textiles in London, has been making aprons for the NHS without any charge to show his support for frontline workers.
Levent Hassan, the manager of the company, announced that they were working together with the Emergency Designer Network (EDN), which was established due to the tshortage of PPE, and that the produced aprons would be donated to the NHS.
