Assam Blood Donor

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Emergency blood support in Assam, what to do, in order

Someone needs blood now. The ordered checklist: hospital first, official availability, then our donor request network.

In order, don’t skip steps: 1. Contact the hospital blood centre first. The requisition slip names the group and component; the centre is the only place blood is issued from. 2. Check official availability, the centre or e-RaktKosh (eraktkosh.in) for stock at nearby licensed banks. 3. Submit a request on our register, a coordinator verifies by phone, then matching voluntary donors near the hospital are alerted until someone accepts. Submit → 4. Parallel channels: family/social groups, replacement donors are still the majority in Assam; every route matters in an emergency. 5. Donations happen only at licensed centres. Never meet a “donor” outside a hospital system; never pay anyone for blood, it’s illegal and unsafe. We are not a blood bank. We don’t hold or issue blood, we mobilise verified voluntary donors and route them to licensed centres. Keep the hospital’s number and 108 on your phone before you need them.

People also ask

What do I do if the hospital asks for a replacement donor?

Ask about voluntary stock first, check e-RaktKosh for nearby availability, and if the family cannot produce a donor, submit a request on our register, that gap is exactly what it fills.

How do I find blood at night in Assam?

Call the hospital blood centre, check e-RaktKosh for reported stock, submit a request on the register (donors are alerted at any hour), and work family and community channels in parallel.

Who do I call in a blood emergency in Assam?

Ambulance 108, health helpline 104, and the hospital blood centre on the requisition slip. Our register supplements these, never replaces them.

About this article

Written by Assam Blood Donor team. Medical review: pending, content follows published national (NBTC/NACO) guidance and is for general education, not personal medical advice. Last updated 26 Aug 2026.

Sources: National Blood Transfusion Council (NBTC) guidance · NACO Voluntary Blood Donation Programme · Assam SBTC donor criteria

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