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Post by : Meena Ariff
Himalayan Everest Insurance Limited successfully organized a blood donation program to mark World Blood Donor Day at its head office in Babarmahal, Kathmandu.
A total of 33 people took part in the event, including staff members, insured customers, and service users. They all came together with the shared purpose of donating blood to help save lives.
To ensure health and safety, Frontline Hospital supported the program by providing medical and clinical assistance throughout the event.
All the donors were given certificates of appreciation for their valuable contribution. The company expressed its deep gratitude to everyone who took part and made the event meaningful.
Himalayan Everest Insurance shared that it is proud to take part in such social service efforts and will continue to support and organize similar programs in the future, showing its strong commitment to the well-being of society.
The program not only highlighted the importance of donating blood but also inspired others to step forward and be part of such noble causes.
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