In Summary
• A tent at Kencom where Kenyans availed themselves for donation.
• Nairobi and Upper Eastern head at KTTA Festus Koech said the country is on track towards closing the blood deficit with more than 384,000 units having been collected in the last financial year.
A nurse prepares blood for storage during a donation drive by the Kenya Tissue and Transplant Authority at Kencom on October 21, 2022
A donor is prepared for a donation at Kencom on October 21, 2022
A nurse during a blood donation drive by the Kenya Tissue and Transplant Authority at Kencom on October 21, 2022
A nurse collecting blood during a blood donation drive by the Kenya Tissue and Transplant Authority at Kencom on October 21, 2022
A nurse holds the needle during a blood donation drive by the Kenya Tissue and Transplant Authority at Kencom on October 21, 2022
Ted Mwai from the Kenya Tissue and Transplant Authority speaks to journalists during the blood donation drive at Kencom on October 21, 2022
A member of the public donates blood in the ongoing donation drive at Kencom on October 21, 2022
A nurse prepares blood for storage during a donation drive by the Kenya Tissue and Transplant Authority at Kencom on October 21, 2022
Part of the donated blood being stored during a donation drive by the Kenya Tissue and Transplant Authority at Kencom on October 21, 2022