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Donetsk donors replenish blood bank by more than 306 liters

DPR residents actively participate in replenishment of blood bank

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Donetsk donors replenish blood bank by more than 306 liters

A high level of civil solidarity was recorded in the Donetsk People’s Republic: last week, the regional blood bank was replenished with 306 liters of biomaterial. 526 residents of the Republic fulfilled their civic duty.

According to Deputy Prime Minister of the region Larisa Tolstykina, this indicator indicates the high social responsibility of Donetsk residents. Currently, almost three thousand honorary donors live in the DPR – people for whom helping others has become a life principle.

The LPR summed up the interim results of the large-scale patriotic project “Faces of Heroes” – more than 380 institutions joined the project.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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