Multilac and Macktiles donate dialysis machine
Multilac and Macktiles donated a dialysis machine to the Panadura
Base Hospital recently.

CEO, Macksons Holdings, Shimmer Milfer and CEO, Shimmzi
Plastics, Ismail
Hussain present the machine to Health and Indigenous
Medicine Minister Dr
Rajitha Senaratne. |
The machine was presented to Health and Indigenous Medicine Minister
Dr Rajitha Senaratne by CEO, Macksons Holdings, Shimmer Milfer and CEO,
Shimmzi Plastics, Ismail Hussain. The hospital's administrative
management and staff were also present.
Dialysis is the process of removing waste and excess water from
blood, and is used to perform the functions of the kidney for people
with kidney failure.
The dialysis machine mixes and monitors the dialysate - the fluid
that helps remove waste from blood. It also monitors the flow of blood
while it is outside the body, purifies it and pumps the blood back to
the body.
This machine was much-needed at the Panadura Base Hospital as none of
the hospitals in the area had a dialysis machine.
Multilac and Macktiles are confident that the doctors along with the
staff of the hospital will make optimum use of the machine and will
upgrade the facilities at the Panadura Base Hospital under the second
phase of the CSR project.
Multilac, a large paint manufacturer and exporter is owned by
Macksons Holdings. It has also received the Green Label Certification.
The main manufacturing facility is in Panadura. Macktiles which
manufactures tiles in its state-of-the-art factory in Bandaragama, is
also a part of Macksons Holdings. |