80 donate blood in Chamba, Dalhousie

Our Correspondent Chamba, March 23 As many as 80 volunteers, including 35 at Dalhousie, donated blood at Chamba and Dalhousie in blood donation camps organised by the District Red Cross Society and Saviors Association on the occasion of Martyrdom Day...

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 11:58 AM Mar 24, 2021 IST

Our Correspondent

Chamba, March 23

As many as 80 volunteers, including 35 at Dalhousie, donated blood at Chamba and Dalhousie in blood donation camps organised by the District Red Cross Society and Saviors Association on the occasion of Martyrdom Day today.

Chamba MLA Pawan Nayyar and Deputy Commissioner DC Rana were also present at the camp at the district headquarters.

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Caption: ADC Mukesh Repaswal donates blood at Chamba on Tuesday.

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