Airport Staff Step Forward as MACL Hosts VIA Blood Donation Camp

Maldives Airports Company Limited (MACL) successfully concluded the VIA Blood Donation Camp 2026, a two-day initiative held on February 1 as part of its corporate social responsibility program. The drive saw strong participation from MACL employees and staff from various organizations at Velana International Airport. Organized in collaboration with Maldives Blood Services, the camp aimed to address urgent blood supply needs following public appeals about low reserves. The timing was strategically set before Ramadan, when blood donations typically decline due to fasting, to strengthen national blood reserves and support the healthcare system.

Maldives Airports Company Limited (MACL) successfully concluded the VIA Blood Donation Camp 2026, a two-day initiative held on February 1 as part of its corporate social responsibility program. The drive saw strong participation from MACL employees and staff from various organizations at Velana International Airport. Organized in collaboration with Maldives Blood Services, the camp aimed to address urgent blood supply needs following public appeals about low reserves. The timing was strategically set before Ramadan, when blood donations typically decline due to fasting, to strengthen national blood reserves and support the healthcare system.

Maldives Airports Company Limited (MACL) successfully concluded the VIA Blood Donation Camp 2026, a two-day initiative held on February 1 as part of its corporate social responsibility program. The drive saw strong participation from MACL employees and staff from various organizations at Velana International Airport. Organized in collaboration with Maldives Blood Services, the camp aimed to address urgent blood supply needs following public appeals about low reserves. The timing was strategically set before Ramadan, when blood donations typically decline due to fasting, to strengthen national blood reserves and support the healthcare system.

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