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75 units of blood collected at camp

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Tribune News Service

Ludhiana October 25

Pavilion Mall organised a blood donation camp in association with the Dayanand Medical College and Hospital alongside its launch of ‘Har Din Diwali’ campaign.

Under it, anybody shopping worth 3,000 is entitled to a lucky draw every evening and shoppers are given prizes on a daily basis.

The campaign will continue till November 20.

The mall today collected 75 units of blood to mark its 8th year of successful running celebrations.

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