Mr. Jawed Mansoori is the Chief Executive Officer of JEE
By: Mawaiz Khan Akash
Honda Atlas Power Product (Pvt.) Ltd. (HAPPL) was established in April, 1998 as a joint-venture between Honda Motor Co., Ltd., Japan (80% equity stake) and Atlas Group, Pakistan (20% equity stake), to import and distribute Honda power products such as, generators, engines and water pumps for the Pakistani market.
Together with motorcycles and automobiles, Honda entered the power product business in 1953 and till 2002 had produced over 50 million power products. Utilizing cutting edge 4-stroke engine technology, Honda engines are very environment friendly. Currently Honda power products are manufactured at 13 facilities in 11 countries and are sold in 56 countries around the world.
In Pakistan Honda and Atlas Group also collaborate in operating the motorcycles joint venture Atlas Honda Limited (AHL) and the automobiles joint venture Honda Atlas Cars (Pakistan) Limited (HACPL), to supply Honda Products of the highest quality yet at a reasonable price for customer satisfaction.
Mr. Jawed Mansoori is the Chief Executive Officer of JEE (Jawed Engineering Enterprise) was sharing his view to business monitor that he is servicing for a long time in this sector. He mentioned out that's all because of his father who laid down the foundations of this sector. In reply to question he clearly stated that Honda is one of the power products in Pakistan and playing a leading role to fulfill the requirements of the public. Additionally he was of the view that that we are making much more efforts to runs it successfully. Regarding a question to load shedding he said, that much public turned to him due to heavy load shedding in the city. "We have been maintaing the standard of the Honda Generators which is the major cause of the attraction of the people in Karachi. He expressed his jubilation over the elected government and predicted many expectations from it in coming days. While pinpointing the role of the chamber he was very of the steps of Karachi chamber of commerce & Industry to back up the business community.
He disclosed openly that about his future planning, very soon they going to maintain more branches in the city when there will be a need of it. In his message to the business monitor has expressed that business can go successful in this country if there is a peace, stability and tranquility and additionally long-term policies ought to be there.

Using generators for games can create a new twist in storm dangers
After Hurricane Ike hit Texas last September, many people fired up gasoline-powered generators not to turn on their lights or refrigerators but to play video games, a study in today's Pediatrics says.
Running a generator in a garage - a common mistake after storms - can cause a dangerous buildup of carbon monoxide, a colorless, odorless gas that sends 50,000 Americans to the emergency room each year.
Of the 37 people treated for carbon monoxide poisoning at one Houston hospital in the first 36 hours after the storm, 21 were in homes where generators were run to play video games, says author Caroline Fife. Fifteen of these victims were children, not including one 3-year-old who died before getting to the hospital, Memorial Hermann Hospital-Texas Medical Center.
Nearly 2 million people lost power during the storm, and 1 million remained without power one week later, the study says. Many patients said they were afraid to leave generators outdoors for fear of theft, Fife says. Floodwaters also can make it hard to place generators outside.
Fife says it was difficult to entertain children after the hurricane, when fallen trees, live power lines and newly homeless animals made it too dangerous for kids to play outside.
And children and adults alike have come to see video games and cellphones as essential, says Fife, associate professor of medicine at the University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston. Research shows that children spend 25% of their waking hours, or 41/2 hours a day, with TV or video games.
Yet children weren't the ones who turned on the generators, which are complicated to operate, Fife says. Parents were operating them, in some cases to enjoy video games themselves.
Generators should never be used indoors, even in a garage, because carbon monoxide can seep into the house, says Fuyuen Yip, an epidemiologist with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. They should always be used outdoors.