Blood Donation 2016

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Blood Donation Camp was successfully concluded at Bilcare Khed plant with over 121 bottles of blood bank.

Highlights of Camp
• Blood donation camp was organized at Khed
Plant & ICC on 08th July 2016 on 4th
Death
Anniversary of Late Harakchand Bhandari (Bhausa)
• Program inaugurated by the auspicious hands of
MHB sir, PHB sir & family members.
• Total 121 blood bags collected during this
camp.

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1. BLOOD DONATION CAMP 2016

2. Highlights of Camp • Blood donation camp was organized at Khed Plant & ICC on 08th July 2016 on 4th Death Anniversary of Late Harakchand Bhandari (Bhausa) • Program inaugurated by the auspicious hands of MHB sir, PHB sir & family members. • Total 121 blood bags collected during this camp.

3. BLOOD DONATION CAMP 08th July 2016

4. In loving memory of late “Bhausa”

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