Abandoned blood shortage, who will lead volunteer blood donation?

After the Spring Festival, blood shortages began to appear nationwide. The bloody drought lasted for a long time and spread across the board. Why does the blood shortage occur frequently? Is the blood shortage "heart shortage" or "trust shortage" in the end? (Beijing Daily, February 15)

Blood shortage is not only "love shortage" but also "trust shortage" has been beyond dispute; it is also a consensus to basically solve the problem of increasing the public welfare and transparency of the blood station and protecting and mobilizing people's enthusiasm for donating blood. "needs time. The key is that the current hospital can not meet the clinical needs due to blood shortage, can only guarantee emergency surgery, resulting in most of the elective surgery was forced to postpone, some blood diseases and other chronic anemia patients need to wait for blood transfusion, the length of stay in patients, the cost of accompanying family members increased. Then only a large number of blood sources can be replenished as soon as possible in order to alleviate the urgent need of blood shortage.

In order to alleviate the urgency of blood shortage, it is critical to quickly create a glorious atmosphere of blood donation and actively expand the team of volunteer blood donation. However, it is of utmost importance to have an example, a good lead, and a major contribution. In the past, you can see in the news reports and news photos that the main force for voluntary blood donation is composed of workers, students, military personnel, citizens and migrant workers. Now citizens generally believe that high-level social sectors such as civil servants, enterprises, and employees of state organs should be called upon to join the team of blood donors. In particular, civil servants of state organs must lead the team, play the leading role, and “lead the main task” in voluntary blood donation activities.

Why do government officials have to lead the public in voluntary blood donation campaigns? First, the state civil servants who have eaten fiscal revenues should be concerned about people's livelihood, care for life, serve taxpayers, and make more contributions to relieving blood shortage. Otherwise, the taxpayer’s psychological obligation to donate blood cannot be balanced. Second, the state’s public servants are highly conscious and of excellent quality, and should play an exemplary role in volunteer activities for all citizens. The third is the "love shortage" and "trust shortage" that the bloody waste has produced. In the final analysis, it is the "responsibility shortage." Whose responsibility? Of course, government and public servants. Well, you don't "lead the Lord and donate" anymore. What are your consciences?