The Kaithal police, in partnership with the District Civil Hospital and Cygnus Hospital, conducted a blood donation and free medical check-up camp at the Police Lines on Wednesday. The initiative saw the collection of 44 units of blood from police personnel, officers, and their family members, reflecting a strong spirit of community service.
Inauguration and Recognition by SP
Superintendent of Police (SP) Manpreet Singh Sudan inaugurated the camp and personally encouraged donors, praising their dedication to saving lives. He honored each donor by presenting badges as a token of appreciation for their noble contribution. According to police spokesperson Parveen Sheokand, the event witnessed enthusiastic participation from police staff across various stations and units, who voluntarily donated blood and underwent health check-ups.
Collaboration with Local Hospitals
The camp was organized in collaboration with the District Civil Hospital and Cygnus Hospital, Kaithal, which provided medical expertise and equipment for the free check-ups. This partnership ensured that participants received comprehensive health screenings alongside the blood donation drive.
Impact and Community Response
The successful collection of 44 blood units is expected to bolster local blood banks and aid patients in need. SP Sudan emphasized the importance of such welfare initiatives in fostering a sense of responsibility and unity within the police force and the broader community. The event also served as a platform to promote regular health monitoring among personnel and their families.
