[LSNN] Blood Donor Day: a successful initiative by the LSFD

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Blood Donor Day: a successful initiative by the LSFD

 

BY VALERIA ANDREEVA

 

Los Santos, SA - On 11th December 2021, LSFD hosted the Blood Donor Day at Sandy Shores, Fire Station 4 - the event was sponsored by State Senator Adrian Rossi. The donated blood will be distributed to the local Sandy Shores hospital and Pillbox Hill Medical Center. 

 

 

The lines in front of the registration desks were long and had a constant flow of newcoming attendants, although the staff overlooking the event handled the donors with exceptional haste and professionalism. After filling up a form that gave vital information about their health state and whether they're eligible to donate blood, the attendants were directed inside the camp where the donation process was handled by the staff. LSFD had provided measures to assist those who felt light-headed after the procedure. In the light of the event, members of Los Santos' departmens came along to support the cause, along with members of the Government and The Senate.  

 

 

The attendance was constantly spiking up, as Elise Reyna, FD's Public Information Officer stated in a brief interview. She took the opportunity to sincerely thank all the attendants for showing up, with the premise that many lives have been saved today, along with encouraging people to become full-time donors.

 

Public Information Officer, FD, Elise Reyna; Source - FB

"The event was hosted as a way of generating interest to the public for gathering as much blood as possible, in as little time as possible. All the blood will be donated to the local hospital here in Sandy Shores, as well as down to PHMC. We've counted the attendance, so far, 150+ people. We're attempting to generate more interest for donators to register as full-time donors in an attempt to also get people to become regular donors every six months. I'd like to use this chance to thank everyone for attending, many lives were saved today and many more will be saved in the future." Commented Elise Reyna.

 

 

 

 

 

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