 | Mitsubishi donates $180,000 to Shafallah
MITSUBISHI Corporation donated
$180,000 to Shafallah Center
for Children with Special Needs
on Sunday.
The amount — which will be
used to purchase 16 made-toorder
wheelchairs for the Center´s
recently opened Day Care Center.
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| | Rumailah Hospital staff donate
blood in large numbers |
 AROUND 200 staffers from
different departments of
Rumailah Hospital donated
blood at a blood donation
camp held by the Patients and
Visitors Service Center at
Rumailah Hospital on
Thursday.
"We came up with this initiative
to encourage hospital
staff to voluntarily donate
blood so that we can help
increase the supply in the
HMC Blood Bank," said
Salam Nassar, manager of the
Patients and Visitors Service
Center (PVSC) at the hospital.
"Blood donation is a noble
deed that saves lives, and we
want to be part of this endeavor
of saving lives. With the full
support of our leadership, we
launched the campaign urging
staff ... | | | RasGas raises QR1.3mn for charity |  RASGAS Company Limited
raised over QR1.3 million at
its 7th annual charity gala
dinner recently.
All proceeds from the
event, which featured a silent
auction of Pro Am golf teams
and an exciting array of luxury
auction and raffle prizes,
will be donated to the Qatar
National Cancer Society and
the Arab Union for the Blind.
RasGas Managing Director
Hamad Rashid al Mohannadi
warmly welcomed 21 professional
golfers and 350 RasGas
customers, suppliers, key
business partners and
employees as his guests for
the annual event.
"We are delighted over the
overwhelming success of this
event which has raised funds
... | | | First glimpse of Qatar Airways´ ´Dreamliner´ |
 NEW pictures were released
on Sunday showing Qatar
Airways´ first Boeing 787
Dreamliner on the assembly
line at the aircraft manufacturer´s
Everett production
plant in Seattle, the US.
Qatar Airways is the first
Middle East customer of the
Boeing 787, with 60 aircraft
on order, including options.
The Doha-based airline is
preparing to take delivery of
five 787s during 2012, with
the first set to arrive in Qatar
this summer.
Qatar Airways will initially
fly the aircraft on intra-Gulf
routes to provide flight crew
with training hours before its
787 goes on static display at
the Farnborough Air Show in
July and then enter ... | |
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