Bearys Qatar and BCCI Qatar, in collaboration with American Hospital, Doha, successfully organised a blood donation and health check-up drive on Friday, October 23, 2026, promoting voluntary blood donation, preventive healthcare and community welfare.
The programme was hosted by Rasheed Abdulhameed Kakinje, General Secretary of Bearys Qatar, with the welcome address delivered by Abdullah Monu Moidin, President of Bearys Qatar and BCCI Qatar. Guest speakers Dr. Safwan Ahmed and Dr. Haroon Ahmed Saleh shared valuable insights on health awareness and preventive healthcare.
The event was attended by prominent community leaders, including Dr. Ravi Shetty, Deepak Shetty, Subramanya Hebbagelu, Imran Ahmed and other representatives of community organisations.
The HMC team conducted the blood collection, while American Hospital supported the health check-up initiative and provided the venue. A total of 103 participants registered, and 71 units of blood were collected, reflecting an encouraging response from the community.
The organisers expressed their gratitude to Iqbal Navunda, Chairman of American Hospital and Vice President of BCCI Qatar; Farwaz, Business Development Manager at American Hospital; and Mohammad Anas, General Secretary of BCCI Qatar, for their valuable support and coordination.
Special thanks were conveyed to Dr. Faisal G, Musthafa Gundmi of Gulfplant, Arif, Naufal of Global Sources, and Imran of QIT for arranging logistical support and encouraging their staff members to participate in the drive.
Special appreciation was extended to all office bearers of Bearys Qatar and BCCI Qatar, cricket players, volunteers and supporters for their contributions. Young volunteers Rehan Rasheed, Shafee Shameer, Arhan Anshar, Basit Ayub, Ibrahim Anas and Nooh Anas, along with Azeez and Sabil, were also recognised for their dedicated support.
The vote of thanks was delivered by Akthar Ayub, Event Head/Public Relations, BCCI Qatar, who thanked all guests, medical teams, participants, volunteers and supporters.
The successful initiative reaffirmed both organisations’ commitment to community service, public health and social responsibility.
