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UDUPI: District Surgeon Dr. H. Ashok has categorically dismissed reports circulating on social media and certain web portals regarding the Udupi District Government Hospital’s blood bank as completely false, baseless, and malicious. In response to the targeted misinformation, an official complaint has been lodged at the Udupi Town Police Station.

Background of the Allegations: The controversy stemmed from reports alleging that on July 7, the district hospital’s blood bank had illegally dispatched 15 units of blood to a private hospital in a single transaction without maintaining any proper documentation or issuing financial receipts.

Strict Adherence to Protocols: Clarifying the hospital’s official stance, the District Surgeon stated that the distribution of blood and blood components is tightly regulated under the active guidelines of the Government of Karnataka, the Drugs and Cosmetics Act of 1940, and established Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs). Every single unit of blood or component is issued only after meticulous verification of medical records and complete compliance with registration processes. The blood in question was legally provided to Adarsha Hospital, which operates an authorized Blood Storage Unit, entirely in compliance with state regulations, ruling out any possibility of undocumented

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