Kuwait Honors Tamu Society for Lifesaving Blood Donation Efforts on World Blood Donor Day

Kuwait’s Ministry of Health honoured Tamu Society Kuwait on World Blood Donor Day for its outstanding contributions to blood donation. The recognition highlights the group’s role in supporting humanitarian efforts within the Nepali community. By June 6, 2023, over 500,000 people had donated blood and platelets across the country. Tamu Society Kuwait has long organised blood donation drives for the Nepali community in Kuwait. Its efforts have placed it among the nation’s most active donor groups. The Ministry of Health recently ranked it in the top ten for blood donation activity.

On World Blood Donor Day, former president Khop Gurung received special recognition for his community service and dedication to blood donation. Officials praised blood donation as a vital act that saves lives and fosters solidarity. The society also thanked all volunteer donors and supporters for their generosity and commitment. The award marks a significant achievement for the Nepali community in Kuwait. It reinforces the importance of continued participation in charitable and humanitarian activities. The society’s work underscores the impact of collective efforts in supporting public health.