Trust donates essential items to Health Dept

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Ludhiana, Updated At : 05:27 AM Nov 07, 2025 IST

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In a generous initiative to support public healthcare facilities, Samvedna Trust on Tuesday donated 1,000 blankets, 1,500 bedsheets, 10 sweeper trolleys and one water cooler to the Health Department.

The donation was formally handed over to Civil Surgeon Dr Ramanpreet Kaur, who appreciated the trust’s contribution towards improving patient care and hygiene in government hospitals.

These items will be distributed among various health institutions as per their specific requirements,” said Dr Ramandeep. “We are thankful to the trust for their support, which will help enhance facilities for patients.” Hemant Sood said Samvedna Trust remained committed to improving community health and supporting institutions that serve the public.

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