Delhi: Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, who has taken a significant step in fighting the corona virus, launched the country's first plasma bank on Thursday.
The Plasma Bank is set up in Delhi's Institute of Liver and Biliary Sciences (IL'BS) and start was given by Kejriwal in his video conference for Plasma Bank.
Plasma can be donated to those who have been diagnosed with corona virus that are over 18kg and 50kg in weight. Women who have given birth to a child and suffer from chronic diseases, such as diabetes, diabetes mellitus, lung problems, kidney problems and heart problems, cannot donate plasma. Eligible individuals have requested to come forward to donate plasma.
People are facing difficulties to get plasma. The plasma bank establishment is successful only if people are willing to donate plasma. If you know you are eligible to donate plasma, you can call 1031. WhatsApp to 8800007722. Our doctor will contact you and tell you whether or not you are eligible to donate plasma.
Plasma treatment will help the infected until the corona virus is vaccinated. The death toll from Corona is expected to decrease.
According to the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, 89,802 cases have been reported so far in the national capital, Delhi.