Tiger Division holds blood donation camp

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Updated At : 12:46 PM Feb 17, 2020 IST

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Jammu, February 16

The Army’s Tiger Division in association with Government Medical College, Jammu, organised a blood donation camp at Satwari Cantonment on the occasion of 109th anniversary of Corps of Signals.

Personnel from the unit and their families donated blood. The camp was utilised in spreading awareness for the noble cause of blood donation which can help in saving valuable lives. The event was a huge success and was a befitting commemoration of 109 years of service to the nation by Corps of Signals.

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