By Tricitynews Reporter
Chandigarh
07th January:- Taking forward the agenda
to promote the noble cause of organ donation with renewed thrust in the new
year, Regional Organ & Tissue Transplant Organization (ROTTO) PGI
collaborated with the NGO ‘Divya
Upchaar Sansthan (Regd.)’ and
organized an awareness camp on Organ Donation alongside the Blood Donation Camp
at Baltana today.
Organized to mark the birthday of Shri Maneesh,
the Founder of the NGO, the camp witnessed an enthusiastic response with 68
people donating blood and 32 pledging for organ donation braving the winter chill
and rain, which could not dampen their voluntary spirit.
Leveraging the good turn out, Ms Simmi B
Sumbria, Transplant Coordinator, ROTTO PGI also addressed over 100 employees of
the call centre run by the NGO about the altruistic cause of organ donation. Responding
to the queries posed by the participants pertaining to prevalent myths and
misconceptions, Simmi Sumbria asserted that the camp provided a good platform
to reach out and make the participants aware and sensitize about the
cause.
The Blood Bank team from PGI led by Dr. Anubhav
Gupta was all praise for the NGO for their initiative. Dr. Gupta shared that in
all over 90 people turned out for blood donation but 68 cases were successful
as rest did not meet the pre-determined donor requisite criteria.
Detailing about the intent
behind organizing the camp, Jaswinder Singh Jassi from Divya
Upchaar Sansthan (Regd.) shared that the ideology of the NGO is to enable
people live a disease free, healthy and happy life with natural ways of cure,
meditation and positive outlook. These camps promote the same ideology as
nothing can instill a better feeling than being
instrumental in saving someone’s life. This is truly unconditional love for
humanity at large.
Expressing his happiness at the positive
response at the camp, Jaswinder Singh Jassi said that there could not have been
a better birthday gift to our Founder than this selfless service. The camp
concluded with felicitation of the dignitaries and the donors.
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