Chandigarh BJP to conduct blood donation camps tomorrow

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Updated At : 12:14 PM May 28, 2021 IST

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Chandigarh, May 27

On the completion of seven years of the Modi government at the Centre, the City BJP unit will organise blood donation camps at five different places on May 29 and collect more than 1000 units of blood.

SEWA programmes will also be organised at more than 300 places in the city on May 30. The party will honour health and sanitation workers engaged in human service and distribute immunity boosters among them. This was stated by BJP state president Arun Sood during a semi-virtual press conference held at the party office, ‘Kamalam’, here today.

Following the Covid guidelines, workers will go to people’s houses and distribute fruits, biscuits, juices, dry ration, herbs, immunity boosters, masks, sanitisers, chyawanprash, zinc and vitamin C tablets among them. — TNS

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