Blood Donation Camp and Tree Plantation Drive Launched in Umri, MLA Extends Environmental Message
A blood donation camp and tree plantation event, part of the 'Seva Sankalp Yatra', was inaugurated in Umri by local MLA Narendra Singh Kushwah.
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Blood Donation Camp and Tree Plantation Inaugurated in Umri
A significant blood donation camp and tree plantation program, organized as part of the 'Seva Sankalp Yatra', commenced at the Umri Community Health Centre in Bhind district on September 23, 2026. The event was graced by the presence of Bhind MLA Narendra Singh Kushwah as the chief guest.
MLA Kushwah encouraged the blood donors present and delivered an important message on environmental conservation by planting saplings on the premises. He emphasized the profound impact of blood donation in saving lives, urging every healthy citizen to donate blood periodically.
He also shed light on the objectives of the 'Seva Sankalp Abhiyan', which aims to foster a spirit of assistance reaching the last individual in society. The MLA stated that activities like tree plantation, alongside blood donation, contribute to fostering positivity within the community.
Key Dignitaries and Health Officials in Attendance
The blood donation camp saw the active participation of several key health officials and local representatives. Notable attendees included Chief Medical and Health Officer Dr. J.S. Yadav, DTO Dr. D.K. Sharma, and BMO Dr. Tapas Sharma, along with various local public representatives.
Also present were former Vice-Chairman of Janpad Panchayat Abhilash Yadav, Akoda Nagar Parishad President Anand Yadav, Umri Sarpanch Virendra Singh Yadav Punnu, senior corporators Sandeep Bhadauria, Saurav Yadav Motipura, and Rahul Srivastava. The health department team managed the arrangements for the blood donation camp and provided crucial health-related information to attendees.
Commitment to Environmental Care and Event Success
At the conclusion of the event, a pledge was taken to ensure the continuous care of the saplings planted. The health department employees, numerous blood donors, and local citizens participated in large numbers, contributing to the success of this significant initiative.