The State Bank of India on Saturday donated an ambulance van to the Mahanadi lepra Eye Hospital, Birmaharajpur, Subarnapur.
The key of the ambulance was handed over to hospital secretary NK Rath by SBI DGM V Murli. The function was attended by many senior SBI functionaries including CGM (I&A-I) AK Roy and GM, Bhubaneswar Rajiv Varma.Speaking on the occasion SBI Chief General Manager KM Trivedi highlighted various community service activities undertaken by the bank and its commitment to take more such activities in future.
The SBI, he said, has donated 483 computers to 483 schools, an ambulance van and a multi-utility medical van during last year. It has donated fans, water coolers, chairs tables, etc., to many schools. The bank has donated Rs 2 crore to the Chief Minister’s Relief Fund to support Phailin victims.