Atleast 50 individuals donated blood at a blood donation camp organised by the Defence Coordination Committee and the Centre of Indian Commerce Unions (CITU), celebrating Might Day week on Wednesday on the Mom Blood Centre close to Jagadamba in Visakhapatnam.

Addressing the contributors, Defence Coordination Committee convener Reddy Venkata Rao and CITU district normal secretary R.Okay.S.V. Kumar stated the organisations had been conducting blood donation camps, sports activities competitions and cultural programmes yearly as a part of Might Day observances.

They known as upon employees to arrange for future struggles to safeguard labour rights on the event of the a hundred and fortieth Might Day celebrations.

The audio system alleged that the Centre had weakened labour protections by changing current labour legal guidelines with 4 labour codes. They urged employees to uphold the spirit of the Might Day martyrs and proceed struggles for an eight-hour workday, safety of public sector undertakings, job safety and implementation of minimal wages.

The organisers stated CITU had been striving not just for the safety of labour rights but additionally for uniting employees and enterprise social service actions. Blood donors had been introduced with certificates and mementoes.

Mom Blood Centre chairman Kiran Kumar, Venkatesh and a number of other commerce union leaders participated within the programme.