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In Stakhanov, prosecutors took part in voluntary donation

In the Luhansk People’s Republic, employees of the Stakhanov Prosecutor’s Office regularly take part in the donation of blood and its components

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In Stakhanov, prosecutors took part in voluntary donation

In the Luhansk People’s Republic, employees of the Stakhanov Prosecutor’s Office regularly take part in the donation of blood and its components.

In October of this year, at the request of the blood transfusion station, prosecutors again took part in blood donations. The obtained components are sent to patients after severe operations, women with complications during childbirth, cancer patients and victims of UAV attacks.

Thanks to the action held in October, the reserves of the blood transfusion station increased by 16 liters.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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