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About 3 Thousand Families Affected by the Blackout in the State Will Receive Food Baskets. Kits Donated by Petrobras Include Hygiene Material and Mineral Water
Petrobras reported in a relevant fact this afternoon (11/25) that it will donate about 3,000 food baskets to people affected by the blackout in Amapá. The total donation amounts to 500 thousand reais. Petrobras Received a Billion-Dollar Offer for the Papa-Terra Oil Field in the Campos Basin Yesterday Afternoon (24)
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The families affected by the blackout will be assisted by Petrobras in the coming days directly, with the food being delivered to their homes to avoid gatherings. This action takes place in conjunction with the School Workshop of Lutherie of the Amazon (OELA), which has partnered with the oil company in other efforts.
“The selection of vulnerable families is made through a social registration mapped by OELA, with which the project is already providing assistance and is being updated with referrals of families harmed by the power outage”, says Petrobras in the statement.
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“We are moved by the difficulties faced by the communities in Amapá due to the blackout occurring at a time like this, already challenging because of the pandemic. We are seeking a way to help alleviate the situation,” states Olinta Cardoso, executive manager of Social Responsibility at Petrobras.
Food Basket
In addition to food, the kits donated by the oil company include other basic necessities that are in short supply in Amapá, such as hygiene materials and mineral water. Donations will be made via river or land in neighborhoods of Macapá or isolated peripheral communities such as the Archipelago of Bailique and Beira Amazonas.
OELA is also open to donations from the general public to assist the population in Amapá. Click here for more information.
Other Donations from Petrobras to the State of Amapá
Recently, Petrobras, in partnership with its subsidiary BR Distribuidora, donated fuel to support the fight against Covid-19 in the state, aiming to supply ambulances, vehicles transporting doctors, and generators for public and philanthropic hospitals that treat Covid-19 patients. This initiative is part of a series of contributions from the company to help Brazil combat the coronavirus.
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