By Cristina Hodgson • Published: 06 Jan 2020 • 7:48
HOSPITALS in Spain, specifically the hospitals in Madrid, are calling for people to go and donate blood from groups 0+, 0-, A+, AB- and B-, as the blood donation reserves dwindle and have been put on red alert.
The Transfusion Centre of The Community of Madrid, in Spain’s capital, have requested donations to be made within the next two or three days to cover demand.
As Euro Weekly News understands hospitals in the region need 900 donations a day to cover hospital needs and maintain reserves.
A list has been published indicating where blood donations can be made during public holidays.
The list of the health centres is as follows:
The Transfusion Centre of the Community of Madrid has launched this appeal for blood donation via a tweet:
“The Three Kings are coming, on their way to the Community of Madrid loaded with gifts … But there is something they don’t have in their saddlebags: Bags of #Blood. We have to ask you for it. Urgent: O and A positive O B and AB negative Please #Donate Blood!!!
Buenos días #MadrileñosYa vienen los Reyes Magos caminito de @ComunidadMadrid cargaditos de regalos…Pero hay algo que no traen en sus alforjas: Bolsas de #Sangre 😖 os lo tenemos que pedir a vosotr@s🔴urgente:🅾️y🅰️positivo🅾️ 🅱️y🆎negativoPor favor #DonadSangre!!! pic.twitter.com/sFgbjhJqjI — Centro de Transfusión🩸 (@Madridonasangre) January 3, 2020
Buenos días #MadrileñosYa vienen los Reyes Magos caminito de @ComunidadMadrid cargaditos de regalos…Pero hay algo que no traen en sus alforjas: Bolsas de #Sangre 😖 os lo tenemos que pedir a vosotr@s🔴urgente:🅾️y🅰️positivo🅾️ 🅱️y🆎negativoPor favor #DonadSangre!!! pic.twitter.com/sFgbjhJqjI
— Centro de Transfusión🩸 (@Madridonasangre) January 3, 2020
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