Blood donation camp by IRCTC under ‘AKAM’

New Delhi: Blood donation camp was organized by IRCTC corporate Office & North Zone in association with Rotary Club of Delhi Maurya to celebrate “Azadi ka Amrit Mahotsav” (AKAM) on 25th July, 2022 & 22th July, 2022. IRCTC staffs and officials donated blood with proud hearts on the occasion. More than 30 units of blood was collected during the camp. Collected blood was sent to Regional Blood Transfusion Centre.

It will be utilized to provide to patients on “no replacement basis” and is provided free to Thalassemic patients, BPL patients and patients and other deserving patients.  This was an act of great service to humanity by IRCTC under the efficient guidance of Sandip Trivedi GGM/HRD. CMD IRCTC also appreciated the staff & officials for noble cause.

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