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Blood donation camp put off

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Updated At : 01:14 PM Mar 16, 2020 IST

Nurpur, March 15

The Nurpur Blood Donors’ Club (NBDC), which was scheduled to organise a blood donation camp on March 23, has postponed it in the wake of coronavirus threat. The motive was to mark the occasion of Martyrs’ Day.

Rajiv Pathania, president of the NBDC, said the club had put off the camp as a precautionary measure.— OC

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