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The Port Elizabeth volunteers have been very busy with plenty of call outs of late, and medical supplies were running low. They put out a cry for help and three bags full of gear sponsored by Mediclinic were donated to them. No sooner had they restocked the boats when Graham Pearson from BLS Medical in Port Elizabeth dropped off R4500.00 worth of supplies.Port Elizabeth NSRI is once again ready for any medical emergency. A big thank you to Mediclinic and BLS Medical.Station first aid officer Sheryll Grobbler with some of the newly donated medical equipment.
Station first aid officer Sheryll Grobbler with some of the newly donated medical equipment.
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