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Indian Bank organises blood donation camp

Updated - March 29, 2016 03:52 pm IST - SALEM:

Special Correspondent
Employees of Indian Bank donating blood at a special camp held at the Government Mohan Kumaramangalam Medical College Hospital in Salem city on Monday. —PHOTO: S. Guru Prasath

Employees of Indian Bank donating blood at a special camp held at the Government Mohan Kumaramangalam Medical College Hospital in Salem city on Monday. —PHOTO: S. Guru Prasath

On the eve of 109th Founding Day celebrations, Indian Bank, Salem Zone organised a blood donation camp at Government Mohan Komaramangalam Medical College Hospital on Monday.

Inaugurated

P. Thangavel, Zonal Manager, Indian Bank, P.V. Dhanapal, Deputy Medical Superintendent of the Hospital, jointly inaugurated the camp.

Jayanthi, Head of the Department of Blood bank of the Hospital, and her team collected blood from 109 staff members of the bank.

J. Chandrasekaran, Assistant General Manager of the bank and A. Udayakumar, Lead District Manager, E. Karthick, Marketing Manager, felicitated the blood donors.

A similar camp was held at the Government Head Quarters Hospital in Namakkal town on Monday, when the bank staff donated blood to the Blood Bank.

Published - August 18, 2015 12:00 am IST

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