Blood donation camp organized by Vimukti Pothnal:

Blood donation camp organized by Vimukti Pothnal:

“Your blood donation can give a precious smile to someone’s face.”
To realize the need of the hour and serve the purpose of the people is the greatest wonder and the achievement of human being. As the age old saying goes ‘Health is wealth’. The Vimukti Charitable Trust (VCT) had been catering to the manifold plans, undertaking projects for the welfare and the upliftment of the people in this region. ‘Health’ has been the core issue, and the focus to attend to this issue is the prime need during COVID-19 pandemic. Therefore Vimukti Pothnal organized Blood Donation camp in Collaboration with Taluka Health department, family welfare society and RIIMS Blood Bank unit Riachur on 15th May 2020 at Primary Health Centre Pothnal. Dr Ahmed Hussein explained the benefits of the blood donation. Every healthy person can donate blood once in a six month. It increases immune system of the body. It can keep one away from cancer and other deadly diseases. Blood pressure and cholesterol can be maintained due to this practice. Taluka health department administrator addressing the gathering requested everyone to eradicate the virus spread by mutual cooperation and service. Blood donation can save the COVID-19 patients. We need to follow social distancing, use masks, wash hands frequently to fight against the virus. If there are symptoms of cold, fever, cough need to approach the doctor without delay. He thanked the Vimukti director for organizing this blood donation camp. The Vimukti Director addressing the gathering said that the pregnant, lactating mothers and the children are highly in need of blood. The program was also meant for creating awareness in villages on the importance of voluntary Blood donation. ‘Give Blood-save life’ has been the motto of Vimukti. Thus we can save the lives of many such needy ones around us. It should be self initiative we can follow. The donors received certificate of recognition. For about 36 people volunteered themselves to donate blood.

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