Telangana’s Biggest Blood Donation camp organised in Hyderabad

Hyderabad, February 24, 2025: Thalassemia Sickle Cell Society (TSCS) a registered non-profit organization has today organized Telangana’s Biggest blood donation camp at Kings Palace, Gudimalkapur, Hyderabad. Akbaruddin Owaisi, MLA Chandrayangutta along with a few renowned personalities visited the blood donation camp and supported the cause. M A Aleem Baig, Joint Secretary – TSCS along with Abu Aimal and the dedicated staff of TSCS participated in the donation camp where the blood units collected are going to be used for Thalassemia patients, who need blood for every 15 days just to survive.

TSCS President Dr. Chandrakant Agarwal briefed Akbaruddin Owaisi & other guests, about the situation of Thalassemia in Telangana and the need of blood donors to come forward for transfusion of blood to Thalassemia patients. Ms. Ratnavali Kothapalli, Vice President – TSCS, Dr. Suman Jain, CEO - TSCS, Manoj Rupani were also part of the blood donation camp.

The collected blood will be utilised for patients who need blood transfusion at regular intervals.  TSCS has also appealed to the Hon’ble MLA to help in releasing the G.O for mandatory antenatal test - HbA2 (which TSCS has been requesting) for every pregnant woman to help prevent the birth of Thalassemia Major Children.

Speaking on the occasion Dr. Chandrakant Agarwal, President - TSCS said, "We are really thankful to the 1955 donors who have come forward and donated blood to meet the blood requirement for Thalassemia patients. We are extremely honoured that Chandrayangutta MLA  Akbaruddin Owaisi ji has visited the blood donation camp. We explained him about the situation of Thalassemia in our state & country and also urged him to encourge the need of blood donors to come forward and donate on a regular basis”.

Speaking about the blood donation camp Abu Aimal said "TSCS has been at the forefront in conducting mega blood donation camps in Hyderabad. We thank all the guests and donors who have extended their support to us and also promised to promote awareness of Thalassemia and its eradication".