Man seeks aid for 10-yr-old daughter with blood cancer

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Updated At : 01:31 PM Dec 24, 2019 IST

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Chandigarh, December 23

Ten-year-old Heena has been diagnosed with blood cancer and is undergoing treatment at the PGIMER.

Her father Surinder Pal, a resident of Jalandhar, has sought financial help as he was working as labourer and could not afford the cost of the treatment of his daughter who is studying in Class III and is good in her studies.

He said doctors had given an estimate of Rs 2.5 lakh for the treatment of his daughter.

Donations can be made to his Punjab National Bank account 3920000101172415 (IFSC code PUNB 0392000) or he can be contacted at 9872396253.

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