16 units of blood collected

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Updated At : 12:42 PM Nov 06, 2020 IST

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Dalhousie, November 5

The NHPC Regional Office, Banikhet, today organised a blood donation camp at Regional Hospital to mark the 46th NHPC raising day.

The camp was organised by Regional Office, NHPC, Banikhet, in association with Government Medical College and Hospital, Chamba.

It was inaugurated by Dr Surninder Pal, Head of Department (Pathology), Chamba Civil Hospital, Sandeep Batra, GM (Civil) and Dr Pulak Taraphdar. Employees of the Regional Office donated 16 units of blood.

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