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Transaid charity work continues from home

Alex Crawford
Alex Crawford
Published: April 8, 2020
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Transaid’s UK team says it will continue its charitable work on the African continent to the best of its ability while working from home.

The organisation closed its London office on 16 March and has had to postpone some events.

Says Transaid CEO Caroline Barber: “It is times like these that remind us just how vital the transport and logistics industry is to our daily lives.

“We are very proud to be part of an industry that is working tirelessly to keep the supply chains for essential medical supplies, food and other supplies running.”

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