300 youths to donate organs in Ghaziabad

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Press Trust of India Ghaziabad
Last Updated : Nov 28 2014 | 6:30 PM IST
At least three hundred youths will take an oath on Sunday to donate their organs posthumously in Mewar Institute here.
In an event organsied by 'Dadhichee Deh Daan Sanghatan', three hundred youths will take an oath and sign their 'will' to donate their body organs after their death.
"Donation of body organs can save many lives and particularly donation of eyes can help the blinds to see the world anew," MCI member Vinay Aggarwal said at a press conference organsied by the sangathan here.
"Signing their will can also help the increasing requirement of human corpse for research purposes," he said.
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First Published: Nov 28 2014 | 6:30 PM IST

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