Mar 20, 2020
Paul’s Rubbish Removal Announces Public Hygiene Initiative to Fight Coronavirus COVID-19

Sydney, Australia - March 20, 2020 /MarketersMedia/ —
Paul’s Rubbish Removal announced today that they’ll be strengthening their public hygiene initiative to help create awareness and provide continuous education about the importance of cleanliness in preventing the spread of diseases. This is part of their ongoing support to the city of Sydney in containing and limiting the transmission of Coronavirus Covid-19, which now a global pandemic.
Australia is one of the 82 countries with cases of COVID-19. Latest reports show that there are at least 454 confirmed cases in the country. 210 of these cases are in New South Wales. The fast spread of the virus has caused anxiety and in some cases, panic among the residents of Sydney. In line with this, Paul’s Rubbish Removal would like to ease the public’s burden through education and safe practices.
The public hygiene initiative starts with the company’s employees. All personnel are strictly required to perform proper handwashing before and after every job. Paul’s Rubbish Removal field staff will also be handing out to the public pamphlets that discuss the importance of cleanliness and health practices in preventing the spread of viruses and diseases.
According to Paul’s Rubbish Removal owner, Paul, “The company is committed to ensuring that the spread of COVID-19 will be contained. Through our initiative, we would also want to alleviate the public’s anxiety and concerns by inculcating knowledge and promoting safe health practices. We are a community-oriented company. The community is everything to us. Our business depends on the community. We’ll do our part in ensuring that Sydney will always be safe”.
Paul’s Rubbish Removal is a leading rubbish removalist company in Sydney. They have 10 year experience in providing the fastest, cheapest, and friendly services. Their services include transport, cleanup, and rubbish removal services covering small to large scale jobs.
Paul's Rubbish Removal has been certified by the Australian Government Department of Health for their completion of the Infection Control Training – COVID19 eCourse.
Certification link here: https://www.paulsrubbish.com.au/covid-19-cerificate/
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Source: MarketersMedia
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