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Blood shortage has been observed in eastern Nawalparasi. As the demand for blood is increasing and the number of blood donors is decreasing, there is a shortage of blood in the district. The Red Cross has requested everyone to donate blood as there is very little blood in the Nawalpur Blood Transfusion Service operated by Nepal Red Cross Kawasoti sub-branch.
Although the blood transfusion center now has a demand of 150 units of blood per month, donating blood Baburam Kandel, president of Nepal Red Cross Society Kawasoti sub-branch, said that the blood supply is low due to low blood supply. "We have operated a blood transfusion center so that blood can be donated round the clock," he said. We request everyone to donate blood.'
Blood Transfusion Center said that when there is a shortage of blood, a unit will be provided immediately and if more blood is needed, blood will be collected from the patient's relatives. Until a few years ago, 30 to 40 units of blood were being consumed in the district, but recently there has been a demand of up to 150 units of blood per month.
Earlier, blood was taken from here even to the hospital in Chitwan, but now it is difficult to meet the demand of blood in the hospitals in the district. The blood transfusion center in Kawasoti collected 2,000 units of blood last year. According to the demand, more than three thousand units of blood should be collected in the current financial year.
