Sandiaga Uno and Nibras House Care Share 20,000 Food Packages to Covid-19 Affected Communities

Kapanlagi.com - Coinciding with Indonesia's 76th Independence Day, located at Jl.H.Kelik No.86 Kelapa Dua, Kec.Kebon Jeruk, West Jakarta, DKI Jakarta, NBRS Corp through NBRS Care created the Nibras House Cares program with the main theme 'Sharing for the Nation'. In this program, NBRS Care distributes 20,000 packages of basic necessities to the communities affected by Covid-19, through 500 business network partners of NBRS Corp spread across Indonesia.

On this occasion, in the launch of the Nibras House Cares program, Sandiaga Uno, the Minister of Tourism and Creative Economy, was also present. Sandiaga Uno symbolically handed over 2,000 packages consisting of 1,000 packages of basic necessities and 1,000 packages of clothing to the communities around the Kelapa Dua, Kebon Jeruk, West Jakarta area.

In addition to Sandiaga Uno, the launch of this program was also attended by the Owner and Chairman of NBRS Corp, Temmy Wahyuni. Also present was the Chief Executive Officer of NBRS Corp, Rikrik Riesmawan, who symbolically handed over the packages to the communities affected by Covid-19. Moreover, this program was attended by 100 participants who will receive the packages symbolically. Not to forget, this event was held in compliance with the applicable health protocols of 3M (Wearing Masks, Washing Hands, Maintaining Distance).

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In addition to providing basic necessities, this program also aims to invite all creative economy activists throughout Indonesia to declare sharing programs as a solution during the pandemic. This is also to rebuild the economy in Indonesia by opening the door to blessings, and with the hope that the economy will continue to improve.

"The invitation to continue to collaborate is a solution in times of pandemic, so that we can continue to strengthen each other among creative economy actors, especially in the fashion sector, and help people affected by Covid-19," said Sandiaga Uno.

It is currently known that this is a very difficult time for the community, especially in Indonesia, to survive. Through this program, it is hoped that it can reduce the burden on people affected by Covid-19.

"This program aims to be a direct solution to the affected community, so that it can at least reduce the burden currently experienced by this nation. But we believe this is the best test so that we can grow and become resilient individuals," added Rikrik Rismawan, CEO of NBRS Corp.

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