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KARACHI: The Green Crescent Trust (GCT) and Indus Hospital have joined hands to conduct the voluntary blood donation campaign in Sindh. The campaign initially is being launched in 92 charitable schools of the GCT in Karachi in a phased manner.

A launching ceremony of the blood donation campaign was held here at the GCT's head office. CEO of Indus Hospital Dr Abdul Bari Khan was the chief guest on the occasion. Speaking on the occasion, Dr Abdul Bari Khan appreciated the gesture of GCT to volunteer for the blood donation campaign of the Indus Hospital for critically ill patients in Sindh. He fully backed the GCT's campaign to enrol out-of-school children in Sindh.

Speaking on the occasion, CEO of GCT Zahid Saeed said his charitable organization always welcomed the support of like-minded charities to further its campaign to educate children of the backward communities in Sindh. He said the GCT joining hands with the Indus Hospital had set a precedent for other charities to work together for uplift of the underprivileged people.

Copyright Business Recorder, 2020

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