HT Correspondent
NAHARLAGUN, Aug 9: A voluntary blood donation camp organised at the Tomo Riba Institute of Health & Medical Sciences (TRIHMS) here recently drew an encouraging response from members of the public, with donors from diverse backgrounds stepping forward to contribute towards strengthening the state’s healthcare system.
According to an official statement, the initiative was spearheaded by the NYA Tani Foundation Society in collaboration with the Arunachal Married Couple Show team.
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The organisers said the event was aimed at promoting the culture of voluntary blood donation and ensuring a steady supply of blood for patients in need.
The statement noted that the camp witnessed enthusiastic participation from individuals representing various sections of society, reflecting a growing awareness of the lifesaving importance of regular blood donation.
Organisers commended the commitment of all donors, describing their contributions as acts of selflessness that directly save lives and support emergency medical care in the state.
Speaking at the event, organisers expressed their deep appreciation to all who took part and stressed the need to sustain the momentum through continued public engagement and regular awareness campaigns.
They highlighted that maintaining an adequate blood reserve is critical for handling emergencies, supporting surgeries, and aiding patients with serious medical conditions.
The NYA Tani Foundation Society reaffirmed its commitment to working with healthcare institutions, community groups and volunteers to organise similar drives in the future.
The statement concluded with an appeal to the public to view voluntary blood donation as both a civic duty and a humanitarian responsibility.
