Asus Announces Free Service Camps in Kerala Following Devastating Floods

Post-obit the devastating floods in Kerala, Taiwanese tech giant, Asus, has announced that it will offer free service camps in the state for ten days starting August thirty. The offer is available at all the listed service centers in Kerala, and volition end on September 10.

As role of the deal, the company says it will forgo all service charges during the offer period, and will also provide a 50 pct disbelieve on the replacement parts for all products damaged by water. The devices, however, should yet be within the warranty menstruum to be eligible for the benefit.

In a press statement, Leon Yu, Asus' Regional Head for India and South asia, said that the company stands past the people of Kerala in these difficult times. "Nosotros empathise that such calamities are an Human activity of God and we stand past the people of Kerala in these times. Kindly accept our empathy and support in the course of a SERVICE Campsite for all the ASUS consumers", said he.

Asus is the latest in a long line of tech companies that have been doing their chip to help the people of Kerala in the aftermath of the massive floods that is believed to have claimed shut to 500 lives in the state since the beginning of this monsoon flavor.

While Apple and Google have each announced donations of Rs. 7 crores ($1 one thousand thousand) for flood relief, Reliance Foundation contributed a massive Rs. 21 crores for the purpose. Huawei and Xiaomi have likewise showed their support past offer to repair all water-damaged phones in the state for free. At the height of the disaster before this month, Airtel, Jio, Vodafone and Thought also tried to help out consumers in the country by offering costless voice calls and data for a few days to help flood victims stay in touch with their loved ones.