Blood drive

Loop PNG observed this morning as students lined up outside the university’s arts building to have their bloods tested before actually donating.

Student coordinator Rosemary Mawe said this is the first time, after a while, for the school of Business and Public Policy master’s in business administration students to organise such an event.

“This is more or less a lead up to the Masters Pinnacle Event for 2017, which is expected to take place at the end of the week at UPNG.”

The Brewery has always supported over the years and 2017 was no different.

The initiative was arranged through the HR department, Sr. Evelyn Arua. She was the clinic nurse on site who organised this important blood drive.

“We had an overwhelming response compared to previous years and we will be sure to volunteer again after 6 months,” said Sr. Arua.

Some staff also shared why they donate blood: