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Youth, women participate in blood donation camp in Srikakulam

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K Srinivasa Rao
Youth, women participate in blood donation camp in Srikakulam
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A blood donation camp in Srikakulam successfully collected donations from 80 participants to address local hospital shortages. Organizers emphasized the health benefits of donating and encouraged rural residents to participate.

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Community-led health initiatives are vital for maintaining blood supplies in regional medical facilities.

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As many as 80 youth and women donated blood at a blood donation camp organised in Srikakulam by industrialist Sura Srinivasa Rao, founder of SSR Charitable Trust and Dr. P.J. Naidu founder P.J. Hospitals and P.J. Blood Centre.

In a press release, Mr. Srinivasa said that the trust gave top priority to raising awareness about blood donation, as there was a huge shortage of blood in government and private hospitals in Srikakulam.

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