#WorldBloodDonorDay: What can you do? Donate blood. Donate now. Donate often.
Wednesday, June 14, 2017 IST
#WorldBloodDonorDay: What can you do? Donate blood. Donate now. Donate often.
New Delhi: Today, the fourteenth of June, is commended as World Blood Donor Day (WBDD) around the globe every year. The occasion, built up in 2004, serves to bring issues to the light of the requirement for safe blood and blood items and to thank unpaid blood contributors for their life-sparing blessings of blood.
This year, the crusade concentrates on blood gift in emergency and crises. Since nobody knows when calamity will strike. In any case, each catastrophe has casualties, and numerous casualties require blood.
Along these lines, the motto for the 2017 WBDD is: What would you be able to do? With the secondary message: Donate blood. Donate now. Donate frequently.
So what would you be able to do? Try not to hold up until disaster strikes. Donate blood. Donate now. Donate regularly.
The video beneath talks volume about the significance of blood gift, underlining the part each and every individual can play in helping other people in crisis circumstances. Look at the WHO video underneath!
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