CAG 2019: Carelessness of blood banks, blood bags sealed with the help of candle flames
CAG 2019: Carelessness of blood banks, blood bags sealed with the help of candle flames
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Dehradun: Recently God is the owner of the blood banks of Uttarakhand. They do not understand the value of the blood of great donors. On the same day, the blood banks, who are camping for blood donation, are hurting the feelings of the blood donors by getting stuck in the hijacking of chaos somewhere. This fact was revealed in the report of the Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG) of India.

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According to the information received, an expired kit is being used for blood cross matching in blood banks. The tube sealer is not available to close the blood bags and the bags are being closed with a candle flame. The same laboratory is being used for blood transmitted diseases like hepatitis, syphilis, malaria, and HIV and for blood group serology. While there should be a separate laboratory according to the standards. There was a feeling of proper drainage. Disposable items were kept in the blood bank gallery. The waste was dumped into the dustbin placed on the test table for blood and blood vessels. The serious thing is that the system does not seem to have any special interest in catching these shortcomings of these blood banks.

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According to the provision of the State Blood Transfusion Council (SBTC), an action plan to reduce the replacement donors in a phased manner and to achieve 100 percent target of safe and quality blood collection from voluntary blood donors Had to do. But SBTC did not form any such action plan. At the same time, the percentage of voluntary blood donation in seven blood banks was very low during 2015-18. In the case of Haridwar Blood Bank, it was zero percent.

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