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Relief ambulance flagged off 9/19/2014 11:52:23 PM Jammu, Sept 19 : An ambulance containing relief material for flood victims was flagged off today by Prof. Chaman Lal Gupta, MLA Jammu West Assembly Constituency.  The relief material included 1200 blankets, 150 ladies Shawls,  1200 bis-cuit  packets  and 1000 packets of  food material  out of which  400 blankets  were provided by Indian Society of Blood Transfusion & Immunoh-amatology (ISBTI) National Body  through Dr T. R. Raina, Administrator  Swami Vivekananda Medical Mission Chari-table  Hospital Ambphala Jammu &  Secretary General of the  society. ISBTI is an NGO working for the promotion of Voluntary Blood Donation in the country. 500 blankets, 1200 biscuits packets and 150 ladies shawls were arranged by Rajiv Chuni, Chairman SOS International an organization for the displaced persons from POK and 300 blankets were made available by the donations made by the doctors of Swami Vivekananda Medical Mission Charitable hospital Ambphala Jammu.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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