Heroes: Mirpur hospital gets too many blood donors

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from bbc.com

I visited the hospital and saw scores of people lining up to donate blood. I offered blood but hospital officials refused most of the donors as no blood was needed.

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Our nation is coming together like never seen in recent years, and this is further proof of it.

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ohh..wow...nice to see people trying to help any how they can..

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it's masha'Allah very heartening to see that .. may Allah bless all those who have donated their blood and helped in anyway for their Pakistani brothers and sisters.

Waiseh maybe you can ask the hospital officials to supply blood that's not needed in Mirpur to the places like Muzaraffabad or other places of NWFP and Kashmir where there are no people to donate blood due to the overwhelming devastation. I'm sure the help is on its way but Mirpur is closed to them and they need as much immediate help as possible.

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This is encouraging, people of pakistan have responded really well to this disaster and i hope they (or i should say WE) should keep on doing whatever we can in coming months. Thousands of people were out to help others in different areas and it's good to see people united at this time we really need to be UNITED.

What are you going to do
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^^ Yes it proves Pakistan is a nation united in the face of tough conditions.

Congrats Khumi
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Pakistanis all over the country are coming together to get the relief supplies to the devastated areas.

At a curbside in central Islamabad yesterday, volunteers loaded pickup trucks, pulling tarps over piles of blankets, cases of milk and sacks of flour and lentils. “Just as it is our duty to pray to God and to fast during holy Ramadan, this is our duty to help our brothers and sisters,” said Zafar Khan, a university student, referring to the current month of the Islamic calendar.