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Thane: Dombivli family organises blood donation camp as part of deceased kin's 'tervi'

Updated on: 05 November,2023 07:33 PM IST  |  Thane
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A family in Dombivali in Thane district marked the 'tervi' or 13th-day rituals of deceased kin by organising a blood camp.

Thane: Dombivli family organises blood donation camp as part of deceased kin's 'tervi'

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A family in Dombivali in Thane district marked the 'tervi' or 13th-day rituals of deceased kin by organising a blood camp.


One of the family members of the deceased Kusum Lahu Patil, a resident of Hetutne village, said she died after her children ran from pillar to post in vain to get O-positive blood for her.


"This made us realise the importance of blood and all of us decided to hold a blood donation camp as part of the 13th rituals along with bhajans. This is a good precedent and we hope more people will come up with such initiatives," former sarpanch Dileep Maharaj Patil said.


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