Border sentinels hold blood donation camp

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TURA: The Border Security Force conducted a blood donation camp for its cadres at its Sector Headquarters in Dobasipara on Saturday.
The drive was organised as part of the border force’s ongoing celebration of its 55th Raising Day that is being observed since Nov 15.
The camp was inaugurated by the DIG – SHG, VK Thapiyal along with the commandants of the 75, 26, 55 Battalions of the BSF.
The objective of the camp was to propagate the significance of blood donation in saving lives as well as raise awareness about it. A huge number of BSF jawans donated blood the DIG conducting an awareness drive to motivate them to participate in such initiatives in the future as well.
“Through the drive we have ensured our social commitment in the service of our nation. This act will help many in need when they come at the Tura Civil Hospital with requirement for blood. It’s a noble cause and everyone who donated has put in their contribution to society,” stated Thapliyal, according to an official statement from the BSF.
The BSF officers and personnel have thanked their DIG for initiating the drive and also extended their appreciation to the medical teams of Tura Civil Hospital for their support.

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