Coca- Cola Beverages supply drinking water for IDPs

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Coca- Cola Beverages supply drinking water for IDPs

Coca-Cola Beverages Sri Lanka, to help IDPs in the north, came forward with a donation of 100,000 bottles of water which were handed over to the Ministry of Healthcare.

“At Coca-Cola in Sri Lanka, all our associates have come forward to donate a part of their salary. This is just a small way of extending our support and to provide assistance to all our affected brethren,” said Sarath Jayasinghe, Human Resources Manager, Coca-Cola Beverages Sri Lanka, in a press release issued by the company.

Coca-Cola in the past has also engaged in several relief and rehabilitation measures with both national and international NGOs.

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