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BHEL distributes AHF under 'Heal a soul' project
Beneficiaries receiving Antihemophilic factor at a programme organised by BHEL in Visakhapatnam on Monday
Visakhapatnam: Antihemophilic factors worth Rs 19.27 lakh were distributed to 39 beneficiaries at a programme organised as a part of 'heal a soul'...
Visakhapatnam: Antihemophilic factors worth Rs 19.27 lakh were distributed to 39 beneficiaries at a programme organised as a part of 'heal a soul' project organised by Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited (BHEL) in Visakhapatnam on Monday.
Additional general manager of BHEL, Delhi, Santhosh Kumar Gupta attended as chief guest. K V S Prasad, executive committee member-Hemophilia Federation India, Dr V Chandrasekharam, president-Hemophilia Society Visakhapatnam chapter, attended. Speaking on the occasion, Chandrasekharam explained hardships faced by patients of hemophilia.
Sharing details, Santosh Kumar Gupta said a total of Rs 79 lakh was allocated for the fourth phase of the project and over 1,250 patients were benefitted from the project so far.
