Riyadh: Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud has approved awarding the second-class medal of merit to eight Saudi citizens and one resident in recognition of each having donated blood 50 times.
According to Saudi Press Agency, the decision underscores the commitment of these individuals to community service and their significant contributions to healthcare through regular blood donations. This recognition serves to encourage more citizens and residents to participate in similar acts of service.
The individuals receiving the medals have demonstrated a consistent dedication to aiding medical facilities and patients in need of blood transfusions. Blood donation is a critical component of healthcare, and their efforts have supported numerous medical procedures and emergencies.
The medal of merit is an honor that highlights the importance of selfless contribution to society. The recognition by King Salman is a testament to the value placed on community service and the positive impact of regular blood donation.