Blood donors line up in Marine Park amid national shortage
As Omicron surges blood donors are hard to come by, and the Red Cross has called it a national blood crisis.
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Jan 16, 2022, 11:33 PM
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3h agoBlood banks across the country are experiencing the
biggest shortage of blood in over a decade.
As Omicron surges blood donors are hard to come by, and
the Red Cross has called it a national blood crisis.
News 12’s Mary-Lyn Buckley was in Marine Park where
residents did their bit to alleviate the shortage.
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