400 units of blood collected in Patiala

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Patiala, October 29

Around 400 units of blood were collected during a camp organised at Daulatpur village in the district today. The camp was inaugurated by Deputy Commissioner Sandeep Hans.

Deputy Commissioner Sandeep Hans also donated blood on the occasion. He exhorted the youngsters to come forward and donate blood. The camp was organised by the GSA Industries for treatment of thalassemia and dengue patients. Patiala SSP Harcharan Singh Bhuillar also participated in the camp and motivated the donours. MLAs Madan Lal Jalapur, Hardyal Kamboj and Harinder Pal Chandumajra were also present at the camp.

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