BENGALURU: On June 14, the World Health Organization (WHO) marks World Blood Donor Day under the theme “20 years of celebrating giving: thank you blood donors”. However, India’s pioneering efforts in voluntary blood donation date back to 1954, spearheaded by Leela Moolgaokar, a Padma Shri recipient recognized for her exemplary contributions.
Rotary Bangalore TTK Blood Centre joins the celebration, acknowledging “70 years of celebrating giving: thank you blood donors!”. Dr. Narasimha Swamy L, Medical Officer at Rotary Bangalore TTK Blood Centre, highlighted the centre’s initiative to organize blood donation camps across the city on Friday. He expressed pride in achieving 100% blood collection from voluntary donors across all blood centres associated with the Rotary Bangalore TTK Centre and BMST.
This occasion not only underscores the critical role of voluntary blood donors but also emphasizes the continuous commitment to ensuring an adequate and safe blood supply for those in need.
