MDA reports 'dangerously low' blood supply
For those of you in Israel (Hat tip: westbankmama)MDA reports 'dangerously low' blood supply
Magen David Adom's blood supply has dipped below the red line, especially Type O and RH-, MDA announced on Sunday. The shortage is caused by a decline in donors and an increase in hospital use of blood. As a result, some hospitals will be forced to postpone elective operations, and their ongoing activities will be disrupted.
MDA announced a three-day blood drive at its stations in Jerusalem, Tel Aviv and Haifa and its Central Blood Bank at Tel Hashomer. It will be held through Tuesday between 8 a.m. and 9 p.m. In addition, MDA branches in Beersheba, Petah Tikva and Hadera will receive blood during fewer hours (4 to 9 p.m.) through Tuesday.
More information can be obtained by calling (03) 530-0400. Organized groups of over 20 people should call (03) 5300402.
Every donor receives blood insurance for a year for himself and his immediate family.
posted by Carl in Jerusalem @ 6:54 PM
1 Comments:
Carl! You mentioned on LGF that you started a blog, but when I clicked on your nic it didn't lead me here.
I just found you at SoccerDad (whose link is not correct either - he wrote www.israelmatzav.blogspot and without the .com it doesn't work)
Mazal Tov, and I am adding you to my blogroll now!
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