Kuwait Honors Tamu Society as Top Blood Donor Group on World Blood Donor Day

Kuwait’s Ministry of Health has recognised Tamu Society Kuwait as one of the country’s top ten active blood donor groups. The honour was announced on World Blood Donor Day, highlighting the society’s dedication to community service. By 6 June 2023, more than 500,000 people in Kuwait had donated blood and platelets. Tamu Society Kuwait has consistently organised blood donation drives for the Nepali community. These efforts have secured its position among the most active donor groups in the nation. The society’s former president, Khop Gurung, received special recognition for his contributions to community service.

The Ministry of Health presented the awards during World Blood Donor Day. Officials described blood donation as a vital act that saves lives and fosters unity. In response, the society thanked all volunteer donors and supporters for their involvement. The recognition marks a key achievement for the Nepali community in Kuwait. Tamu Society Kuwait has urged people to keep participating in humanitarian and charitable work. The group’s work continues to reinforce the importance of blood donation in the country.