KATHMANDU, August 4: Himalaya Airlines have released its CSR report outlining its various CSR initiatives of 2020-2021, the pandemic years, on Wednesday at Hotel Radisson, Kathmandu.
According to a statement issued by the airline, it contributed Rs 1 million to the Government’s COVID-19 Fund, operating cargo flights for COVID-19 essential medical supplies, bringing back stranded passengers from various countries, and donating medical supplies to various hospitals, during the pandemic years. The airline also stepped forward to stand firmly with the Government of Nepal and operated four free cargo flights worth Rs.22.5 million for bringing in 200,000 doses of Vero Cell vaccines at the critical hour.
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“The past two years have been challenging as the COVID-19 pandemic disrupted people’s lives and overturned businesses and economies worldwide. During these challenging times pushing all boundaries and limitations, not only did Himalaya try its best to survive but also kept its commitment for the betterment of society and has been able to make significant contributions in all possible ways. The overall growth and social welfare are two key facets of our business to which we consistently commit ourselves for securing a growth-oriented future trajectory of our business,” the statement quoted Ujjwala Dali, Head of Department – Brand, as saying.
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