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Barishal Doctor Donates His Own Blood to Save Patient After Family Fails to Find Donor

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Barishal Doctor Donates His Own Blood to Save Patient After Family Fails to Find Donor
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A doctor in Barishal’s Wazirpur donated his own blood to save a critically ill patient after no donor could be found. Dr. Mahidul Islam Tuhin, Resident Medical Officer at Wazirpur Upazila Health Complex, donated blood to Anjura Begum, 40, who was suffering from severe blood loss and dangerously low hemoglobin. His timely donation helped her begin recovering. The doctor also called for an active volunteer blood donation network to ensure emergency patients receive blood without delay.

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