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The President Of Scania In South America Said That If There Is No Logistics, Maintenance, And National Coordination On What Can Or Cannot Stop, Deliveries Of Essential Products May Not Happen
Christopher Podgorski, President Of Scania In South America, Said On The Last 19th In An Interview With Valor, That He Fears A Collapse In Deliveries Of Essential Items If There Is No National Coordination To Define What Can Or Cannot Stop In The Country.
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According To Him, “It Is Important That Society Finds A Solution To Define What Are Essential Activities; Otherwise, The Transport Of Items Such As Medicines, Hospital Supplies, And Food For People Who Are At Home Will Stop.” He Also Reinforced That, First And Foremost, The Delivery Of Parts And Maintenance Services For Trucks At Dealerships Should Not Be Interrupted.
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Christopher Emphasized That In The Coming Days, When Vehicle Factories Will Be Closed, Mostly On Collective Vacation, It Is An “Ideal Period To Reflect” On This Issue. Scania Has Been Participating, He Says, In Meetings With Industry And Transport Class Entities To Suggest Options.
“I See That Municipalities And States Have Made Some Rash Decisions In This Regard,” He States. “Just Like Hospitals And Supermarkets, Gas Stations And Those That Operate Logistics Are Essential,” He Completes. According To Him, Especially Replacement Parts Cannot Be Lacking For Cargo Transport Not To Be Interrupted.
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