Srikakulam Needs More Blood Donors, Says Former MLA

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Former MLA from Srikakulam district in Andhra Pradesh has called for increased blood donations in the region to address what she described as an ongoing need for blood supply.

The former legislator made the appeal highlighting the importance of voluntary blood donation in meeting healthcare requirements across the coastal district.

Blood donation drives in the region have historically faced challenges in maintaining adequate reserves, according to public health advocates. Medical professionals in Srikakulam have previously noted that seasonal fluctuations and awareness gaps often impact blood collection efforts.

Healthcare experts emphasize that regular blood donations are critical for emergency services, surgical procedures, and treatment of patients with chronic conditions.

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