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An Exemplary Act of Humanity: 45 Units of Blood Collected at Shimla University Campus

Students and Faculty Contribute to the Noble Cause

 

Shimla, October 27

 

The Department of Pharmacy at APG Shimla University successfully organized a blood donation camp on Tuesday. Held on the university campus from 11:00 AM to 4:00 PM, the event saw enthusiastic participation from students, research scholars, and faculty members. A medical team from the Kamala Nehru State Hospital for Mother and Child, Shimla, facilitated the event and ensured that the blood collection process was carried out safely. The team, led by Kanchan Singh and comprising Baldev Rana, Savita Kumari, Lalit Sharma, and Kameshwar, assisted the donors throughout the process. A total of 45 units of blood were collected during the day-long camp.

On this occasion, the management and administration of APG Shimla University honored the donors, emphasizing that blood donation is one of the greatest humanitarian acts. A single unit of blood can offer a new lease on life to someone in need. It is a matter of great pride that the students and faculty of Shimla University stepped forward, demonstrating a strong sense of social responsibility. Such initiatives foster a spirit of dedication and service among the youth. The camp was organized under the supervision of Dr. Sandeep Sachan, Dean of the Department of Pharmacy, and Lalit Kumar, Head of the Department. They noted that the Department of Pharmacy at APG Shimla University has consistently been at the forefront of health and social welfare initiatives and remains committed to organizing similar events in the future.

At the conclusion of the camp, all donors were presented with certificates and refreshments. The university administration expressed its gratitude to the medical team from Kamala Nehru Hospital and all the volunteers, encouraging continued support for such blood donation drives to help those in need and save lives.

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