Bank donates 2 ambulances to Nankana Sahib Education Trust

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Updated At : 03:58 PM Jul 10, 2024 IST

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Ludhiana, July 9

In an initiative on the occasion of its 117th Foundation Day, Punjab and Sind Bank donated two ambulances to Nankana Sahib Education Trust. Chamanlal, Field General Manager, Punjab and Sindh Bank, through the efforts of Shilpa Sinha, zonal manager, and Sarabjit Singh, senior manager, gave the ambulance keys and documents to NSET and SGPC president Harjinder Singh Dhami.

On the occasion, Shilpa Sinha and Sarbjit Singh shared their views and emphasised the important role of ambulance in saving the precious lives of patients during critical hours. Harjinder Singh Dhami appreciated the initiative of Punjab and Sindh Bank and appealed to everyone to improve the lives of the people by serving society.

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