Tuesday · 10 November 2026

Volunteers Donated Blood for 17-Year-Old Motorcyclist at Pazardzhik Hospital

Volunteers Donated Blood for 17-Year-Old Motorcyclist at Pazardzhik Hospital

The President of the Pazardzhik Municipal Council, Desislava Todorova, and eight additional volunteers donated blood at the transfusion hematology department of MBAL – Pazardzhik, following the urgent appeal for blood for the 17-year-old motorcyclist who sustained severe injuries in a fall from his bike. The initiative also included Veselina Milkova, Deputy Mayor of the Lesichovo municipality, as well as other donors: Silvia Malinova, Vasil Penev, Stoyan Traynov, Nadya Simeonova, Gergana Stankova, Valeri Georgiev and Nadya Kopanova.

Dr. Vanya Stoeva, head of the transfusion hematology department, thanked the blood donors for their support in this difficult moment for the boy and his family. Currently, the condition of the 17-year-old patient is improving and his treatment continues in the Surgical Department.

According to Dr. Georgi Stoilov, head of the Surgical Department, there is no longer a need for more blood for the youth, and he is expected to be discharged in the coming days. He added that in the department over the last two weeks a 19-year-old young man has also been treated, admitted in a serious condition with injuries related to a road traffic accident.

Dr. Stoilov called for responsible behavior among young drivers and motorcyclists: not to underestimate the road, not to drive at excessive speeds, and not to operate cars or motorcycles without the necessary qualification. He emphasized that true responsibility is returning home safely and not putting the lives of others at risk.

The volume of blood donation in this case underscores how important help is for young people who fall into serious road accidents. The road safety appeal remains relevant for all road users.

Source: 24chasa.bg

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