“Believe it or not, we collected 14 pints of blood for only three persons who received injuries in a suicide attack on a police station June 25,” he said.
Sunday, July 17, 2011
KP terrorism drives increase in blood donations
Terrorism has furthered the habit of blood donation among the people,” Dr. Muhammad Jamil, medical officer at Bannu District Headquarters Hospital, said. “We have often been blaming the people for not donating blood even to their near and dear ones during routine operations, but they are readily donating it for victims of terrorist attacks.”
“Believe it or not, we collected 14 pints of blood for only three persons who received injuries in a suicide attack on a police station June 25,” he said.
“Believe it or not, we collected 14 pints of blood for only three persons who received injuries in a suicide attack on a police station June 25,” he said.
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