Archive · 27 Aug 2026
Ongole Cancer Hospital and Blood Bank Hold Donation Camp
A blood donation camp was held in Ongole.
HCG MNR Cancer Hospital and Navya Blood Bank organised it together.
The camp marked Mother Teresa’s birth anniversary.
About 50 hospital staff members donated blood voluntarily.
Several local leaders attended the event.
They said donating blood can help save another person’s life.
The hospital’s COO said hospitals should also teach people about blood donation.
The organisers wanted to encourage more people to donate blood.
HCG MNR Cancer Hospital and Navya Blood Bank jointly organised a blood donation camp in Ongole.
The camp was held on the occasion of Mother Teresa’s birth anniversary.
About 50 HCG MNR Cancer Hospital staff members voluntarily donated blood.
Ongole Urban Development Authority chairman Shaik Reyaz and other local leaders attended and supported the programme.
Hospital COO Narasimha Murthy Satuluri said promoting voluntary blood donation is also a healthcare responsibility.
- Who
- HCG MNR Cancer Hospital, Navya Blood Bank and about 50 hospital staff members, with local leaders attending.
- What
- A voluntary blood donation camp was organised.
- When
- On Wednesday, during the observance of Mother Teresa’s birth anniversary.
- Where
- Ongole.
- Why
- To support blood donation as a social service and raise public awareness about voluntary donation.
- Organisers
- HCG MNR Cancer Hospital and Navya Blood Bank
- Location
- Ongole
- Occasion
- Mother Teresa’s birth anniversary
- Donors
- About 50 HCG MNR Cancer Hospital staff members
- Attendees
- Shaik Reyaz, Dr Seetharamaiah and Kandi Ravisankar
- Message
- Voluntary blood donation was described as a major act of social service.
- Hospital representative
- COO Narasimha Murthy Satuluri