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Blood Donation and Free Health Camp by Lions club of Okhaldhanga, Sagaramatha Educational Academy

Kathmandu : The major blood donation and free health camping program has been announced that the Lions club of Okhaldhanga, Sagaramatha Educational Academy and Muktinath Development Bank joint venture have been completed. The program organized by the Sagarmatha Educational Academy Saraswatinagar, co-ordinator of the event held in Kathmandu and director of the Sagaramatha Educational Academy, Pushpa Raj Sintada said.

Due to blood shortage, daily patients are required to have blood donation programs in case of loss of life. Lion’s Club of Okhaldhanga, Chairman of the Lion’s Club International, said that the blood donation program was made to make announcements for collection of minimum 5 thousand pents of blood in the Lion year 2018 and 2016, and the blood loss programs were not intended for death due to the lack of blood and lack of blood. Blood from 150 blood donors by Novel Red Cross

On this occasion senior doctors of Sumeru Hospital were diagnosed with kidney test, wall disease, gynecology, urology, diabetes examination and general health testing and also free medicines. Chairman of the Lions Club of Okhaladunga, Teknathath Dahal, said that more than 450 beneficiaries have been benefited from the free health test. When the first step of social service is to be a little different, President Dahal can work for social reform in the short run as well as weak people, health and education.

With a brief view on the program, Lion’s Club, under the International Law 325A, Zone Chair Hariprasad Dahal of Zone 22, expressed concern over the work of the Laws Club of Okhaldhanga, and the work in the field of environment, and also helping those who were lacking, while the club continued to do such work in the coming days. Emphasized on giving Similarly, Principal Raghav Sharma in the Sagarmatha Educational Academy said the main objective of the school is to provide quality education Ramesh Kumar Khatiwadi, head of the branch of the Mukhilath Development Bank Limited, Chhavil Branch, told that the Mukhilath Vikas Bank is not only in Nehamukhi but also social work. The bank has already conducted cooperative health camps with various organizations and organizations, and also in the coming days, the bank is keen on pursuing social work.

Lion’s Club International, now established in 212 countries, was founded in 1917, with the aim of helping the people of World War I, Melbourne-based Wima businessman, Sectago. Its membership number has reached around 14 million people worldwide, and VSN Prior to Prime Minister Narendra Prasad Koirala, it was started from Biratnagar of Nepal Nepal. The Lions Club International has now opened more than 800 Lions Clubs throughout Nepal, and more than 24,000 members of them were engaged.

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