Encik Zulkarnain, a Malaysian man from Kelantan, has donated blood over 400 times since 1988. Derma Darah Kelantan, a blood donation organization, shared his story on social media, highlighting his dedication and the impact of his selfless act. Zulkarnain is a permanent apheresis donor and continues to donate blood regularly at the National Blood Centre of Malaysia.
The incredible feat of an elderly man left Malaysians in awe recently after it was revealed that he had donated blood more than 400 times since 1988!
The post also showed Zulkarnain’s blood donation record book, which holds records as early as 1988, the first year the pakcik started donating blood. Based on his blood donation record book, Zulkarnain had also frequently donated whole blood on top of his apheresis plasma donations. @dermadarahkelantan Tahniah & terima kasih kepada En Zulkarnain. Dah 37 tahun beliau menderma darah. Tak terkira jumlah pesakit yang beliau telah bantu.
Meanwhile, one commenter lauded Zulkarnain for his immense contribution, stressing that his blood donations have saved hundreds of lives.
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