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Guidelines for Setting Up Blood Storage Centres 8 Guidelines It would now be possible to set up blood storage facilities within the existing FRUs without putting up any additional infrastructure or engaging any additional staff. Training of the existing staff and additional equipment if not already available, would, however, be required.
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