usually, each regional center provides blood to each region. except for some emargency like a huge accident, usually they dont send blood to other regions, iiuc. in general it is good to donate at anywhere, but for this specific purpose, i guess people in a specific region are wanted to donate blood.
@tando, what do you think the chances would be that blood which would be donated here in Banqiao today would go to @Dragonbones, the man who is in the hospital now? Do you think itās likely that @Dragonbones would get that blood?
I donāt speak Chinese, so I wrote up some biographical/medical info about me, and I ran it through Google Translate, and I also pasted an image of a pertinent post in this thread (along with the URL, but with the username blacked out) in order to show why I had come there, and I printed that stuff out and went to a nearby blood donation place, and a lady there looked at the info, and she said, āYÄ«, jiĒ, wĒ, sÄn,ā and then she went to talk to someone, and then she came back with her phone out and caused its screen say, āExceed,ā and ā65,ā and maybe some other word(s) (not sure/donāt remember), and she showed the screen to me, and I asked her if I was too old, and she responded in the affirmative.
I was a donor at the home country and a donor in Taiwan until they told me no more, youāre European and you could have āmad cowsā. So, now soon I might be too old?
Iām thought it was only if youāre from the UK or lived in the UK from specific years.
They give me a hard time when I donate blood in the UK too. So I donāt think itās a Taiwan thing to be suspicious of foreigners donating blood. They had to take extra blood from me to test for dengue fever if I was in Taiwan a few months before and for West Nile virus if I was in Italy.