Stuttgart - After the emergency aid provided by Daimler short term by the earthquake and tsunami victims in Japan in the amount of two million euros will be another 50 vehicles. Daimler worth around four million euros for the aid organization Nippon Foundation, based in Tokyo to provide for reconstruction. The aim is to support cleanup activities and rely heavily on the tsunami zone in the northeast.
Andreas Renschler, Daimler Board responsible for Daimler Trucks and Daimler Buses administration, "Images of Japan was not immediately clear where we need the population, our 13,000 employees in Japan and the Government as soon as possible with heavy machinery and other benefits in kind for the side stand.
We are happy to provide assistance is contributing to the attention of the population. In addition, you benefit from our global presence in Daimler, as the trucks quickly find Mercedes-Benz G-class and we will present Japan, you can also use the local production of Fuso trucks. "Albert Kirchmann, CEO and president of Fuso and Konzernrepräsentat of Daimler AG in Japan: "As a global company, we are also at home in Japan and want to contribute to the rescue and relief efforts after the devastating earthquake and tsunami. I am proud that we can pass so quickly much needed 50 vehicles Fuso and Mercedes-Benz Japan's Nippon Foundation. We help rebuild infrastructure quickly forward. "Takao Suzuki, president of Mitsubishi Fuso Truck and Bus Corporation (MFTBC) adds: "The German-Japanese cooperation and linkages between Daimler and MFTBC has demonstrated over the years ever. In one of the worst crisis in our country, we happy to have a partner like Daimler on our side to help with the technical expertise, financial resources and short-term vehicles quickly and easily. "
Speek Nicholas, director of Mercedes-Benz Japan Co., Ltd.: "Mercedes-Benz has had years of close relations with Japan. We at Mercedes-Benz in Japan are the corporate social responsibility in the field and lead to people in Japan who have supported us in recent years the greatest respect and highest regard contrary. Therefore, we are committed to their side in this critical situation aside. We will do everything possible to help with rescue operations and reconstruction. "In addition, Mercedes-Benz Japan donates, together with Mercedes-Benz Finance a portion of the proceeds from car sales to the Japanese Red Cross.
Daimler believes that its experience in the transportation mobility challenged and supported the rescue with the donation of 50 vehicles from Daimler Fuso and Mercedes-Benz. Among the eight Zetros Mercedes-Benz vehicles are trucks, four Mercedes-Benz Unimog-eight of Mercedes-Benz G-Class SUV. They are 30 trucks in Japan Fuso canter. The service is guaranteed as in Japan about the Mercedes-Benz and Fuso dealer network.
Mercedes-Benz vehicles will be on 13 April 2011 in Stuttgart tomorrow, in two aircraft Antonov-124 cargo loaded and will meet with Japanese Fuso truck in two weeks on site for use. The Mercedes-Benz and Fuso ideal due to its high capacity for the distribution of relief supplies and help clean. For its high maneuverability and all-terrain vehicles to reach reliable applications.
To reflect the generosity of employees by their Japanese colleagues, and for the account of the entire Japanese population has been created specifically for a fund raising campaign among the representatives of management and employees coordinated to life. So far, more than 10,000 employees in Germany, Daimler-participated and donated more than half a million €. The money raised goes to the German Red Cross, which will forward donations to the Japanese Red Cross.
To reflect the generosity of employees by their Japanese colleagues, and for the account of the entire Japanese population has been created specifically for a fund raising campaign among the representatives of management and employees coordinated to life. So far, more than 10,000 employees in Germany, Daimler-participated and donated more than half a million €. The money raised goes to the German Red Cross, which will forward donations to the Japanese Red Cross.