I Will Donate Blood More Than Twice a Year... Gyeongnam Blood Center and Gyeongnam Government Office Management Office Promise to Share Life

The Korean Red Cross Gyeongnam Blood Center and the Gyeongnam Government Office Management Office signed a business agreement to promote blood donation.

[Asia Economy Yeongnam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Lee Seryeong] The Korean Red Cross Gyeongnam Blood Center signed a business agreement with the Gyeongnam Government Office Management Office on the 16th to promote blood donation through a life-sharing organization.

The agreement was established to revitalize the supply and demand of blood donations in the province amid a decreasing blood donor population each year due to low birth rates and an aging society.

Under this agreement, employees of the Gyeongnam Government Office Management Office will participate in blood donations at least twice a year and work to establish a culture of blood donation.

A representative of the Management Office said, “During the past two years when blood was scarce due to the COVID-19 pandemic, we held eight group blood donation events with a total of 125 participants,” adding, “We also visit daycare centers for children with disabilities and homes of descendants of independence activists to donate talents and volunteer, striving to interact with local residents and build bonds.”

Director Lee Byungchan said, “We appreciate the active participation in life-sharing blood donations,” and added, “We hope this business agreement will bring new vitality to group blood donations.”

Chief Choi Woosik said, “I am glad to contribute to the practice of great love that can be shared with small courage,” and stated, “We will make more active efforts to promote the spirit of respecting life and the attitude of service to the public among resident institutions.”

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