Sonu Sood Joins Hands With DKMS BMST Foundation To Support Blood Cancer Patients In India

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Actor Sonu Sood has once again put forth his helping hands, this time for the cancer patients in the country. The actor, known for his exemplary dedication towards society, has joined hands with DKMS BMST Foundation India which is a non-profit organization dedicated to the fight against blood cancer and other blood disorders such as Thalassemia and Aplastic Anemia, in order to raise awareness on blood stem cell registration and donation.

The actor is known for his contributions towards society, especially during the covid-19 pandemic. He has helped many people reach their home during the lockdown, provided many students with internet facilities so that they can pursue online education. Now, he has taken another major step to support blood cancer and blood disorder patients.



India ranks third highest in reported cases of hematological cancers in the world and it remains one of the leading causes of cancer-related death among children as well. Sonu has started an initiative to get 10 thousand Indians registered as potential blood stem cell donors.

Talking about the initiative, Sonu Sood said, "I have dedicated myself to working towards the society. Not just any particular cause, but I reach out to individuals in need whether it is for migrant labor, student, or patient. The COVID-19 pandemic has impacted everyone's life, and we should not forget that there are still lakhs of patients in India who are suffering from blood cancer or blood disorders and they need our urgent support".

"The easiest way you can raise hope in their lives is by registering as a potential blood stem cell donor. With this in mind, I have taken it as my duty and pledged to increase the blood stem cell donor pool of India by adding 10,000 potential stem cell donors".



"I thank NGOs like DKMS-BMST for working towards such a noble cause, the pain these patients go through is unimaginable and if I could bring hope to them there's nothing better than that during such difficult times".

Patrick Paul, CEO, DKMS-BMST said, "Each new registration creates a new possibility of a second chance at life to blood cancer and blood disorder patients and this increase in the number of potential blood stem cell donors will give hope to many patients looking for a match. We salute the contribution of Mr. Sonu Sood and wish that more Indians come forward to register as potential lifesavers!".

"All our lives we admire superheroes from movies and rarely get a chance to become a real one, but by registering as a potential blood stem cell donor you can get an opportunity to be someone's hero to literally save someone's life", added Sonu Sood.

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