Louis Vuitton makes free hand disinfecting the hands
The global pandemic of Covid 19 all concerns us. But it seems that humanity wins. Instead of reacting with fear and anger, because some did early that people acted more compassionate than ever, trying to help each other and support each other the best they can.
The global pandemic of Covid 19 all concerns us. It's odd to think and talk about a global pandemic in 2020, it looks like something that could have happened in the past, something archaic we are everywhere. It would never happen now. Except that happens now and it spreads faster with every day. It makes people panic and reacting in different ways.
At first, we saw some initial fear and racism directed to China, where this virus appeared for the first time. People would try to avoid the Chinese and anyone seemed Asian about it, even if they are never really in China. Then, the largest epidemic has occurred in Italy and we all occupy all. But it seems that humanity wins. Instead of reacting with fear and anger, because some did early that people acted more compassionate than ever, trying to help each other and support each other the best they can.
We have seen people in China wearing their neighbors and their entire buildings range from self-solicity for weeks just to try to contain it. We saw Italians singing on their balconies to become familiar and keep their spirits high while the country is in Lockdown. We have seen younger citizens (who are less likely to experience complications) offer purchases for older neighbors so that more at risk should not be exhausted and risking being infected.
And while Europe faces a shortage of disinfectant in hand, we now see that the luxury conglomerates takes place and will do their best to help. LVMH, a French multinational company specializing in luxury products consists of changing gears and using their facilities to make seasonal gels and alcohol. Their factories that have already made perfumes from Dior, Givenchy and Guerlain will now be used to manufacture anti-bacteria disinfectants, which will then be distributed free of charge to hospitals and medical facilities.
LVMH, the owners of Louis Vuitton, under the direction of Bernard Arnault, made an official statement saying"The LVMH will use the production lines of its brands of perfume and cosmetic products ... to produce large quantities of hydroalcoolic gels from Monday. These gels will be delivered for free to the health authorities.LVMH will continue to honor this commitment too long as necessary, within the framework of the French health authorities. "
So, although it may seem a little surreal and funny that as soon as next week, the disinlines of the hands of Louis Vuitton will be free in France - he is finally comforting to see people to come together to overcome this pandemic.
