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Smolensk bailiff became “Honorary donor of Russia”

Employees of the FSSP of Russia in the Smolensk region actively support the donor movement, turning regular participation in actions into a good tradition

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Smolensk bailiff became “Honorary donor of Russia”

Employees of the FSSP of Russia in the Smolensk region actively support the donor movement, turning regular participation in actions into a good tradition. For bailiffs, this was an opportunity to demonstrate that serving the law is inextricably linked to helping people. The department employs both experienced honorary donors and employees who have only recently received high titles for their dedication.

In a solemn atmosphere in OGBUZ "Smolensk blood center" was awarded senior lieutenant of internal service, bailiff-executor of Zadneprovsky district office Tatiana Krishtaleva. For her invaluable contribution to saving human lives, she was awarded the honorary title of “Honorary Donor of Russia”.

Despite professional employment and solving complex legal problems, Tatiana Kristaleva finds time to regularly help others, giving the most valuable thing - her blood. Her numerous donations have provided timely support to many people in need of transfusion.

Tatiana stressed that stable supplies of donor blood are a vital resource that ensures effective and prompt medical care. Awarding her the title of “Honorary Donor of Russia” was a natural recognition of her merits to society and serves as a worthy example for emulation.

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