(181219) -- BEIJING, 19 décembre 2018 (Xinhua) -- les gens montrent leurs certifications de don de sang Rh négatif de Tianjin United Family Healthcare dans la municipalité de Tianjin, Chine du nord, le 17 mars 2012. Le premier site de don de sang Rh négatif a été mis en place ici sur la journée. Plus de 70 enseignants d'une école fait un don de sang sur le site. Le nombre de donateurs de sang en Chine ne cesse de croître et des dons de sang a atteint 14,59 millions de dollars l'an dernier, près de 45 fois le nombre en 1998. Le pays a enregistré près de 6 millions de dons de sang et 2 065 tonnes de dons de sang à partir de

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(181219) -- BEIJING, Dec. 19, 2018 (Xinhua) -- People show their certifications of Rh negative blood donation at Tianjin United Family Healthcare in Tianjin Municipality, north China, March 17, 2012. The city's first Rh negative blood donation site was set up here on the day. More than 70 teachers from an international school donated blood at the site. The number of blood donators in China keeps growing and registered blood donations peaked 14.59 million last year, almost 45 times the number in 1998. The country recorded nearly 6 million blood donations and 2, 065 tons of donated blood from January to May this year, up 3.6 percent and 5.2 percent respectively year on year, according to the National Health Commission (NHC). "The blood for clinical use in China now entirely comes from voluntary blood donations, " said Zhou Changqiang, an official with the NHC on Dec. 15, 2018. "Meanwhile, Tianjin has rolled out favorable policies to encourage such behaviors, such as waiving blood processing fees at hospitals if a donor donates more than 1, 000 ml within five years." Similar policies have also been introduced in other cities across the country, such as Beijing and Shanghai. The number of voluntary blood donations has seen 20 years of consecutive growth in China, from 328, 000 in 1998 to 14.59 million in 2017, figures from the NHC showed. The number of voluntary blood donors and the volume of blood collected in the country from January to November this year increased by 3 and 4 percent respectively year on year, according to Zhou with the NHC. (Xinhua/Zhou Wei)

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