Bathinda, September 21
National Service Scheme (NSS) wing of Maharaja Ranjit Singh Punjab Technical University (MRS-PTU), Bathinda organized a Blood Donation camp in the University on Wednesday.
As many as 107 units of blood were collected for the noble cause. The camp was coordinated by Dr. Meenu, NSS Coordinator and Dr. Veena Sharma, NSS Co-Coordinator.
The camp begins with the full enthusiasm of the blood donors. A total of 107 donors contributed to the noble work by donating blood.
Later the organizing team distributed refreshment for instant energy boost amongst the blood donors as an immediate relief.
The Medical Officer of MRS-PTU, Dr H.M. Garg along with his team and Ambulance supervised the camp and remained on the spot to handle any emergency.
Dr. Garg said that donating blood regularly is rather good for health. Further he added that during the preliminary examination hidden diseases may be revealed, and we may get acquainted with our basic health issues. Donating blood may help in improving cardiovascular health and reducing obesity.
MRS-PTU Vice Chancellor, Prof. Buta Singh Sidhu and Registrar Dr. Gurinder Pal Singh Brar appreciated the efforts of the NSS wing and admired the contribution of students and staff in this activity.
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MRS-PTU NSS wing organized a Blood Donation camp-107 units of blood collected
Bathinda, September 21
National Service Scheme (NSS) wing of Maharaja Ranjit Singh Punjab Technical University (MRS-PTU), Bathinda organized a Blood Donation camp in the University on Wednesday.
As many as 107 units of blood were collected for the noble cause. The camp was coordinated by Dr. Meenu, NSS Coordinator and Dr. Veena Sharma, NSS Co-Coordinator.
The camp begins with the full enthusiasm of the blood donors. A total of 107 donors contributed to the noble work by donating blood.
Later the organizing team distributed refreshment for instant energy boost amongst the blood donors as an immediate relief.
The Medical Officer of MRS-PTU, Dr H.M. Garg along with his team and Ambulance supervised the camp and remained on the spot to handle any emergency.
Dr. Garg said that donating blood regularly is rather good for health. Further he added that during the preliminary examination hidden diseases may be revealed, and we may get acquainted with our basic health issues. Donating blood may help in improving cardiovascular health and reducing obesity.
MRS-PTU Vice Chancellor, Prof. Buta Singh Sidhu and Registrar Dr. Gurinder Pal Singh Brar appreciated the efforts of the NSS wing and admired the contribution of students and staff in this activity.
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