Blood Donation Act

The Blood Donation Act sets legal guidelines to ensure safe and ethical blood collection, storage, and distribution. It establishes standards for donor eligibility, consent, and confidentiality, and regulates blood centers and transfusion practices. The law aims to protect donors and recipients, prevent misuse or contamination of blood products, and promote voluntary, safe blood donation. It also enforces quality control and traceability of blood supplies to maintain public health and trust in the blood transfusion system.