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146 UNITS OF BLOOD COLLECTED AT BLOOD DONATION CAMP

Face2News/Mohali

A blood donation camp was successfully organized today at the premises of Ramani Precision Machines in Mohali. The camp was held in loving memory of Late Mrs. Indu Verma, wife of Managing Director Hariom Verma, on the occasion of her birth anniversary, reflecting a strong commitment towards humanity and social service.

A total of 146 units of blood were collected during the camp, which will help save many lives in need. The camp was efficiently conducted by the team of doctors from Rotary Blood Bank Society Resource Centre, Sector-37, Chandigarh.

On this occasion, Mr. Ravijeet Singh, President of Industrial Business Owners Association, Sector-82, Mohali, along with the team of Rotary Club Chandigarh Uptown, actively participated in the event. BJP Chandigarh President Mr. J.P. Malhotra and Mr. Harjeet Singh Sabharwal from Tera Hi Tera Mission were also present and encouraged the blood donors.

Around 50% of the company’s employees enthusiastically donated blood. In addition, directors and several other organizations contributed by sending donors for this noble cause. Notably, four donors also came from village Harnoul near Yamunanagar, the native place of Hariom Verma, showing the widespread inspiration behind the initiative.

The management expressed gratitude to all employees, doctors, guests, and volunteers, and arranged lunch for everyone present. Special thanks were extended to all blood donors for their valuable contribution to this humanitarian cause.

This initiative stands as a strong example of social responsibility and reinforces the spirit of service in society.