
Madurai gets a skin bank
The Hindu
With this, Tamil Nadu has got its fourth centre
MADURAI
With the establishment of a skin bank as part of the Grace Kennett Foundation's (GKF) medical services in the city, Tamil Nadu has got its fourth such centre. Of the other three, two are in Chennai and one in Coimbatore.
The Rotary Community Skin Bank in Madurai, set up at a cost of ₹ 40 lakh, was ready in March this year, making it the 16th centre in India. Its operations, however, slowed down due to the pandemic. The first skin harvesting was done three weeks ago, the Chief Executive Officer of GKF, Augustus Dodd told The Hindu.
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