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Blood Donation Camp Organized by RBI Nagpur on July 25, 2024

 

Blood Donation Camp Organized by RBI Nagpur on July 25, 2024

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) in Nagpur organized a successful blood donation camp on July 25, 2024. The event aimed to encourage community participation and support local blood banks in their efforts to maintain an adequate blood supply. A significant 81 RBI employees and local volunteers turned up for the cause, demonstrating their commitment to social responsibility and community welfare.


CAMP ORGANISER NAME:1 CHANDANSING NAGARKOTI
                                     2 ASIF ALI SAYYAD
CAMP ADDRESS:RESERVE BANK OF INDIA- NAGPUR

The camp was conducted in collaboration with the "DAGA MEMORIAL GOV WOMENS HOSP METRO BLOOD CENTRE-NAGPUR", which ensured that all safety and health protocols were strictly followed. Medical professionals were on-site to facilitate the process, ensuring donors' comfort and safety. The collected blood will be used to support hospitals and patients in need, contributing to saving lives and improving public health.The following blood bank staff have permormed their duties in this camp Dr. Sanjana (BTO) mr Swapnil Choudhary(PRO), mr Pravin Bhutkar(PRO), mrs  Vandana Zade (sister), mr Nagnath More(Tech), mr Ishwarji Belkhede(atte).mr vijay gayakwad (driver), mr Ravi kharone (driver)


RBI officials expressed their gratitude to all the donors and volunteers for their participation and highlighted the importance of such initiatives in fostering a sense of community and social duty. This event marks another step in RBI's ongoing efforts to contribute to societal well-being beyond its financial mandate.




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