JK: Blood Donor Teach School Children in Care
Health Care June 16th, 2010
Blood donors are humanitarian efforts very important. It’s been done Prophet Muhammad in the days of his life when he must bleed to cure his people (bruise). Therefore, the action of blood donors in the schools could teach children in a more premature to have concern for humanity.
Chairman of the Indonesian Red Cross (PMI) Central Muhammad Jusuf Kalla, a former Vice President, said that while raising the blood lead to others in the school of Islamic Education Foundation (Yapi) Al-Azhar Rawamangun, Jakarta, Saturday (9 / 1 / 2010) morning.
“In addition to providing knowledge for the children, it also teaches habits and concerns,” said Kalla.
Blood donors conducted by the Regional Blood Transfusion Unit PMI DKI Jakarta, followed by all employees and teachers in the neighborhood of Al-Azhar Yapi.
“Blood is needed at every peak of life, especially when illness or accident. A drop of blood to help is really needed by anyone in need,” said Kalla.
The importance of blood, added Kalla, marked also the symbol of the struggle. “Last blood drops shows the spirit of struggle and the importance of blood. How important drop of blood at the beginning of the last drop of blood if it is so important,” said Kalla make sense of the required human blood.
Kalla himself did not do a blood donor since age is over 65 years from as required.
In that event, Kalla was accompanied by Director General of Health Services Ministry of Health Farid Husain, Head of Procurement UTDD PMI DKI Jakarta dr Udja Bachrussani, and Chairman of Yapi Al-Azhar Ismael Hassan
