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World Blood Donor Day observed
Belgrade,
14 June 2005
Serbian Minister of Health Tomica Milosavljevic said today that the Ministry will launch a campaign aimed at raising awareness of the importance of blood donation. The goal is to increase the current number of 31 donors per 1,000 citizens to at least 40.
Author:
FoNet
Speaking on the occasion of World Blood Donor Day, marked in Belgrade with a central promotional event in the city’s main square, Minister Milosavljevic said that it is in the national interest to secure sufficient supplies of safe blood.
Many citizens donated blood in a specially equipped bus stationed in the square, while Red Cross members handed out promotional leaflets.
Many citizens donated blood in a specially equipped bus stationed in the square, while Red Cross members handed out promotional leaflets.
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