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Donate blood, save lives: SP Ake Ravi Krishna
Stating that an entire family has to suffer if the head of that family dies in a road accident, the SP urged everyone to follow road safety rules and protect themselves. He appreciated the Management and students of BITS for organising such a constructive programme on the occasion of police commemoration
Kurnool: Superintendent of Police (SP) Ake Ravi Krishna said donating blood was akin to saving the life of a person and expressed happiness at students coming forward voluntarily to donate blood. The SP was speaking at a blood donation camp organised at Brindavan Institute of Technical Science (BITS) on Tuesday, in which he participated as the chief guest. The SP said that blood donation can save many lives especially during emergencies and road accidents and added that many people had perished because they could not get blood in time.
Stating that an entire family has to suffer if the head of that family dies in a road accident, the SP urged everyone to follow road safety rules and protect themselves. He appreciated the Management and students of BITS for organising such a constructive programme on the occasion of police commemoration week. He urged the students to educate others about the value of blood donation and said that as many as 270 students from the college besides many more from the surrounding villages of Ulindakonda had donated blood.
