Mangaluru: Plasma donors travel to Bengaluru to serve humane cause


Daijiworld Media Network - Mangaluru (SP)

Mangaluru, Aug 13: Two youngsters travelled to Bengaluru to help an old lady who was being treated for her health complications in the city. The fact that they took pains to donate plasma for the sake of the said woman has evoked praise for them and also created an awareness about this issue.

An 85-year-old lady from Bhatkal being treated in a private hospital here was in need of plasma belonging to B+ group. This fact was made known through groups including Wellness Helpline of social workers.


Hyder Ali (left) and Zeeshan Ali

Group coordinator, Zacharia Parvez, contacted many for the plasma. He got a ready response from young advocate Zeeshan Ali and Gulf-based entrepreneur Hyder Ali. Both had suffered from coronavirus infection and successfully came out of it. As hospitals in Mangaluru, Udupi etc do not have the facility for donating plasma, they reached Bengaluru by travelling on Sunday night and donated plasma at HCG Hospital, Kalinga Rao Road on Monday morning. They have since returned.

Zeeshan Ali from Iddya, Suratkal, says that he had tested positive for coronavirus when in Saudi Arabia and had recovered from it. He said he can donate plasma once in 14 days. He said he spent Rs 8,750 towards expenses on the visit and blood group classification charges in the hospital. He said he is happy that he could help to save the life of a patient.

Hyder Ali from Bajpe said that Qasim Ahmed, head of a social service organization, 'Hidaya Foundation' had called him to inform him that a patient was badly in need of plasma. He said he readily went to Bengaluru to donate plasma. He says that more people may come forward to donate plasma if the plasma collection centre begins functioning in the city.

 

 

  

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  • k b r, Mangala Uru

    Thu, Aug 13 2020

    "blood group classification charges in the hospital." - this is not ok...when a person wants to donate with the intention of helping others, why should there be charge...

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  • MM adyar, Mlre

    Thu, Aug 13 2020

    It's the charges for testing the group and other formalities,

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  • Royston, Saudi arabia

    Thu, Aug 13 2020

    Well done Hyder Ali & Zeeshan Ali . Your service to the needy will reward you in many ways. God bless.

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  • NOOR, KSA

    Thu, Aug 13 2020

    MAY ALMIGHTY PROTECT US FROM THIS PANDEMIC & GUIDE US GOODNESS. GOOD JOB BROTHERS.

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  • Nice, Mangalore

    Thu, Aug 13 2020

    Humanity First
    Love you guys

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Thu, Aug 13 2020

    We need help from all Communities ...

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  • melwyn, shirva

    Thu, Aug 13 2020

    during lock down period many temples donated food to the needy people. also they donated money to the govt to handle the issue. so need such kind of help from all the communities...

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  • Cynthia, Kirem

    Thu, Aug 13 2020

    This fact is very true'and one of the temples near kadri were preparing packets in thousands for mornings afternoons and evenings continuously and even reached out to the people of mangaluru kerala border....and far off places till the lockdown got over... We should appreciate the good work done by these temples....I appreciate this comment by Melwyn...

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  • S.F.H, Indian

    Thu, Aug 13 2020

    Great job brothers.....

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