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Arkhangelsk Blood Transfusion Station and Pomorie Donors Among the Winners of the All-Russian Action

Results of the action “Donor Code”

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Arkhangelsk Blood Transfusion Station and Pomorie Donors Among the Winners of the All-Russian Action

Results of the action “Donor Code”. The unity of the peoples of Russia was established in Moscow. Representatives of the Arkhangelsk region received eight awards. ASPK was recognized as the best in the nominations “The Region as one team”, “The donor code unites Russia” and “The donor code: under the sign of care”, and was also awarded the special prize “The vector of movement: sports traditions of donation”. In total, 80 regions of Russia and the Republic of Belarus participated in the action: more than 600 thousand people, more than 9000 activities, more than 300 thousand people gave blood.

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