By Firstdespatch Desk May 17, 2026
Agartala, May 17 (FD) A voluntary blood donation camp organized by the Tripura Health Department marked the celebration of International Nurses Day with an overwhelming response from donors and healthcare workers across the state. The event highlighted the dedication, compassion, and humanitarian spirit of nurses who continue to play a crucial role in strengthening public healthcare services.
Addressing the gathering, Tripura Chief Minister Manik Saha praised nurses for their unwavering commitment to patient care and their invaluable contribution to society. He described nurses as the backbone of the healthcare system, emphasizing their selfless efforts in serving people during medical emergencies and everyday healthcare challenges.
The Chief Minister expressed happiness over the enthusiastic participation of voluntary blood donors at the camp. He said the large turnout reflected a strong sense of social responsibility and humanity among citizens. According to Dr. Saha, such noble initiatives not only save lives but also inspire collective service and compassion within society.
Speaking on the occasion of International Nurses Day, Dr. Saha noted that nurses continuously work with dedication and empathy, often sacrificing personal comfort to ensure proper treatment and care for patients. He added that their tireless service deserves recognition and respect from every section of society.
The blood donation camp also served as a tribute to healthcare professionals who remain committed to public welfare. Doctors, nurses, health workers, and volunteers actively participated in the humanitarian initiative, reinforcing the importance of unity and public service.
Dr. Saha extended heartfelt gratitude and congratulations to all blood donors, healthcare staff, and organizers associated with the event. He stated that the initiative stood as a shining example of humanity, responsibility, and community cooperation in Tripura’s healthcare sector.
The program concluded with renewed calls for greater awareness about voluntary blood donation and continued appreciation for the contribution of nursing professionals in safeguarding public health. FD SB