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Home / Himachal Pradesh / 122 Units Blood Collected At Donation Camp In Shimla

122 units blood collected at donation camp in Shimla

Tribune News Service
Shimla, Updated At : 02:09 AM Nov 29, 2025 IST
People donating blood during the camp in Shimla on Friday. TRIBUNE PHOTO: LALIT KUMAR

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The Indian Audit and Accounts Department, in collaboration with Indira Gandhi Medical College (IGMC), organised a blood donation camp here today.

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Dr Pavan Thakur inaugurated the camp by cutting the ribbon in the presence of Principal Accountant General Sushil Thakur. Dr Sandeep Malhotra, Head of the IGMC Blood Bank, was also present.

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The blood donation camp was conducted by the IGMC medical team in strict adherence to safety standards. A total of 122 units of blood was collected during the drive.

Officers and employees made significant contributions to the successful organisation of the camp. Among those present were Principal Accountant General Sushil Thakur, Senior Deputy Accountant Generals Sandeep Dawar and Kumar Chandresh, Deputy Accountant General Meenu Sharma, Welfare Officer Devendra Mehta, and other officers and staff.

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