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MRR Blood Database MRR Blood Database 2020, MRR ारा संकलन गरएका ईछुक रदाताहको नामावली र सपक िववरण सिहतको Database हो । यस Database मा रहके ा अिधकांस सदयह MRR पु म ै हनहु छ भने केिह पु मा नहनभु एका ईछुक दाताहको िववरण समेत उहाँहको अनुमितमा यहाँ सलं न गरएको छ । कु नै पिन यि रगत अभावले िजवन यान ु नपरोस भने मखु उे यले यो िल तयार गरएको हो । हजुरहलाई कु नै पिन बेला कु नै पिन ठाउँमा रगतको आवयकता परेमा यस िलबाट पाएक पन यि छानेर फोन गन सनहु नेछ । तल िदईएको नबरमा सपक गन ु पुव यानमा रानुपन केिह महवपूण कु राह : रदानको लािग कोिह पिन यिलाई सपक गनपु वु आवयकताको िबततृ िववरण बु नहु न र पिहल े Blood Bank हमा रगतको लािग यास गरेर यहाँबाट समाधान नभएको खडमामा तल िदईएका फोन नंहमा सपक गनहु न अनरु ोध छ । रदान पणु पमा वईयाले गरने िवषय भएकाले कृपया कसैलाई रदानको लािग दवाब निदनुहन अनरु ोध छ । रादाताल े के िह समय अिघमाै रदान गरेको वा शाररक / मानिसक अवथताले यसबखत रदान गन ईछुक नभएमा यस कुरालाई सहज पमा िलईिदनहु न अनरु ोध छ । कोिह पिन यि रदान गन ईछुक भएको अवथामा आवात जावातमा केिह समया भए िमलेसमको अवथामा यसको यवथा गन वा अ केिह पिन समया भए यतातफ पिन यान िदनहु नँ अनरु ोध छ । कु नै फोन नबरमा फोन गदा फोन नउठेको अवथामा बारबार फोन नगनहु न तर, अयावयक भएको अवथामा िववरण सिहत सदेश छोिडिदन सनहु नेछ । अतत: यहाँ उपलध िववरणह रपिु त बाहके का कु नपिनै ायोजनका िनिम योग नगनहु न सपणू मा अनरु ोध छ । धयवाद । www.facebook.com/mrreloaded2011 [email protected] MRR Blood Database 2020 www.facebook.com/mrreloaded2011 MRR Blood Database 2020 S.N. Blood Group Temp. Address Name Ph. Number Gender Current Residency Perm. Address DOB A+ve Banepa Rabindar bhandari 9845693926 Male Nepal State 3 kavrepalanchok banepa 15/08/1994 A+ve Jhapa Arjundhara 6 Keshav Mani Dhakal 9801456100 Male Nepal Ilam Sandakpur 3 7/11/1991 A+ve Suryabinayak-5, Bhaktapur Sampanna Raj Dhungel 9860329506 Male Nepal Suryabinayak-5, Bhaktapur 12/04/2020 A+ve Aarubari -9 gokerneshowor Aakar Aryal 9843458854 Male Nepal Aarubari-9 kathmandu Nepal 27/09/1996 A+ve Achham Nitesh Raj Bhattarai 9856075432 Male Nepal Anbukhaireni, Tanahu 8/01/1994 A+ve Anamnagar Chiran Bhandari 9841158559 Male Nepal Amchok-8,Ilam 27/12/1992 A+ve Arghakhanchi Arun Pokhrel 9779847444706 Male Nepal Arghakhanchi 8/05/1999 A+ve Bageswori-3, Bhaktapur Akash Bastola 9849770333 Male Nepal Changunarayan-7, Bhaktapur 18/07/1995 A+ve Baglung Binod Bhandari 9779805114465 Male Nepal Pokhara 3/07/1998 A+ve Baglung municipality ward no 2 jeeppark baglung Ram prasad sharma 9860313737 Male Nepal Baglung municipality ward no 7 gairagaun baglung 25/05/1991 A+ve Bagmati, Kathmandu Aashish Giri 9846778926 Male Nepal Kaski, pokhara 21/09/1996 A+ve Bagmati, Samakhusi Sudip Koirala 9846136651 Male Nepal Kaski, Pokhara 28/09/1986 A+ve Balaju, kathmandu Ashok Aryal 9841660297 Male Nepal Balaju, Kathmandu 7/11/1993 A+ve Balaju, Kathmandu Mandeep Shrestha 9840091001 Male Nepal Damauli, Tanahun 14/04/1995 A+ve Balkot, Bhaktapur, Nepal Sudesh Gautam 9843151138 Male Nepal Sarlahi, Nepal 27/10/1995 A+ve Baluwatar Anil Parajuli 9851027062 Male Nepal Kathmandu 6/02/1990 A+ve Banepa Bikesh Shrestha 9843883421 Male Nepal Banepa, Kavre 2/12/1998 A+ve Banepa 10,kavre Rabin Manandhar 9849292999 Male Nepal Banepa 10,kavre 29/12/1995 A+ve Baneshwor Ashish pandey 9868015123 Male Nepal Kohalpur banke 4/11/1996 A+ve bara . simara bikash sapkota 9809293225/9840186269 Male Nepal bara . simara 7/01/1996 A+ve Bara, Kalaiya Sub-Metropolition Ward No-7 Nikit Timalsena 9860072855 Male Nepal Bara, Kalaiya Sub-Metropolition Ward No-7 20/03/2054 A+ve Bardiya, Gulariya Bed Prakash Gupta 9779868006501 Male Nepal Bardiya, Gulariya 9/09/1996 A+ve Bayerban kanepokhari Bimash karki 9808311176 Male Nepal Morang kanepokhari 5/11/2053 A+ve Belbari-3 morang Birendra giri 9849599521 Male Nepal Belbari-3 morang 25/03/1991 A+ve Beni, Myagdi Dibas Gaudel 9847600622 Male Nepal Phalewash-4, Parbat 31/10/1992 A+ve Bhairahawa Ajay Poudel 9857016422 Male Nepal Annapurnatole-8,Bhairahawa,Rupandehi 18/07/1993 A+ve Bhairahawa, Rupandehi Chandra Kanta Dhamala 9842586297 Male Nepal Pathatisanischhare municipality, Morang 30/01/1993 A+ve Bhaktapur Rajesh acharya 9860142796 Male Nepal Melamchi 2/09/1996 A+ve bhaktapur bijaya prajapati 98923784502 Male Nepal bhaktapur 16/02/1992 A+ve Bhaktapur Gautam khinju 9841495650 Male Nepal Bhaktapur, Byasi 1/11/1988 A+ve Bhaktapur Gauri Basnet 9842862309 Male Nepal Gorkha 1/04/2020 A+ve Bhaktapur Nikesh 9805366707 Male Nepal Morang 8/07/2001 A+ve Bhaktapur Prajwal Sayaju 9851184889 Male Nepal Bhaktapur 13/07/1989 A+ve Bhaktapur Rojan Duwal 9841790681 Male Nepal Bhaktapur 2/04/1992 A+ve Bhaktapur Prabin Oli 9847993613 Male Nepal Dang 29/06/1997 A+ve Bhaktapur Sanjay gautam 9843722186 Male Nepal Bhaktapur 9/11/1995 A+ve Bhaktapur , Madhyapur Thimi Anup Shrestha 9813074992 Male Nepal Bhaktapur , Madhyapur Thimi 23/01/1997 A+ve Bhaktapur kaushaltar Dinesh karki 9808841861 Male Nepal Mahendranagar kanchanpur 16/03/1996 A+ve Bhaktapur kaushaltar Binayak Acharya 9843238709 Male Nepal Bhaktapur kaushaltar 30/03/1997 A+ve Bhaktapur, changunarayan municipality -3 Sabin thapa Male Nepal Bhaktapur, changunarayan municipality -3 22/04/1991 A+ve Bhaktapur, Chundevi Santosh Shrestha 9843276095 Male Nepal Doti, Dipayal 12/12/1994 A+ve Bhaktapur, chyamasing subash tamang 9860025992 Male Nepal Kavrepalanchok, Mandan deupur 28/08/1996 A+ve Bhaktapur, Gathaghar Bidhan shrestha 9860905969 Male Nepal Bhaktapur, Gathaghar 14/11/1996 A+ve Bhaktapur, kamalbinayak Satish manandhar 9808717170 Male Nepal Bhaktapur, kamalbinayak 17/01/1995 A+ve Bhaktapur, Madhyepur Thimi Sandip Bade 9861167488 Male Nepal Bhaktapur, Madhyepur Thimi 13/08/1997 A+ve Bhaktapur, Naya Thimi Swochandra Bhakta Shrestha 9860335202 Male Nepal Makawanpur, Palung 12/04/1998 A+ve Bhaktapur, New Thimi Anup Dhami (Anup Dhami) 9863184650 Male Nepal Baitadi, Ganjari 27/08/1995 A+ve Bhaktapur, Radhey Radhey Umesh Paudel 9849607712 Male Nepal Ilam, Ekatappa 6 29/12/1990 A+ve Bhaktapur, sanothimi Aswin Humagain 9860009512 Male Nepal Udayapur, rautamai-2 11/01/1996 A+ve Bhaktapur, Sirutar Manjeel Mishra 9841856399 Male Nepal Bhaktapur, Sirutar 26/11/1993 A+ve Bhaktapur, Sirutar Rupesh Raut 9851135634 Male Nepal Bhaktapur, Sirutar 29/05/1991 A+ve Bhaktapur, suryabinayak - 09 Roshan khadka 9851137168 Male Nepal Bhaktapur, suryabinayak - 09 25/04/1991 A+ve Bhaktapur, suryabinayak 8 Sudesh Khatri 9843558171 Male Nepal Bhaktapur, Sipadol 9 20/02/1997 A+ve Bhaktapur,dadhikot Amar shrestha 9840098330 Male Nepal Bhaktapur,thimi 23/06/1990 A+ve Bhaktapur,Purano Thimi Anees Uprety 9824000466 Male Nepal Jhapa,Birtamode 22/09/1997 A+ve Bhaktapur/Kirtipur Abishes Neupane 9861464869 Male Nepal Chitwan 16/08/1999 A+ve Bhaktpur, lokanthali Niroj Humagain 9843032881 Male Nepal Kavre,banepa 2/02/1996 A+ve Bharatpur Atit pangrni 9845056375 Male Nepal Bharatpur, chitwan 24/03/2000 A+ve bharatpur suraj neupane 9845355069 Male Nepal chitwan(bharatpur) 4/12/1991 A+ve Bharatpur Sovit timilsina 9845811828 Male Nepal Chitwan 12/10/1997 A+ve Bharatpur 10 chitwan Prabesh Dhakal 9845457704 Male Nepal Hetauda 11 Makwanpur 26/01/1993 A+ve Bharatpur 12 pradeep gautam 9855015511 Male Nepal Chitwan ,bharatpur 12 jagratichowk 3/12/1990 A+ve Bharatpur 21, Chitwan Saroj Ghimire 9860601141 Male Nepal Bharatpur 21, Chitwan 27/09/1992 A+ve Bharatpur -5 Pukar Bohara 9845468357 Male Nepal Chitwan 1/05/1994 A+ve Bhatapur balkot Prashant Acharya 9860675130 Male Nepal Bhatapur balkot 26/06/1999 A+ve Bhimsengola,Old Baneshwor-31,Kathmandu Nitesh Koirala 9861567917 Male Nepal Baseshwor-08, Sindhuli, Nepal 29/01/1998 A+ve Bhojpur lob ghimire 449804016841 Male Nepal Morang, pathari 30/03/2020 A+ve BHOJPUR , DINGLA BIKASH SHRESTHA 9842454375 Male Nepal BHOJPUR, DINGLA 14/10/1997 A+ve Biratnagar Manish Niroula 9842043664 Male Nepal Biratnagar 10/04/1988 A+ve Biratnagar Milan Shrestha 9852000808 Male Nepal Biratnagar 2/04/1993 A+ve Biratnagar Kamal karkee 9811306212 Male Nepal Sankhuwasabha 19/01/1997 A+ve Biratnagar Bibek Dahal 9842042745 Male Nepal Biratnagar , Morang 5/11/1992 A+ve Biratnagar Aayush Keshri 9812339974 Male Nepal Gaur 23/10/1997 A+ve biratnagar Bijay limbu 9842445132 Male Nepal Kanepokhari-3 6/10/1992 A+ve Biratnagar 11,morang Sachin 9843618574 Male Nepal Biratnagar 11,morang 2/12/1991 A+ve Biratnagar or Dharan as per situation Saket Bastola 9829325510 Male Nepal Morang, Biratnagar 17/06/1999 A+ve Biratnagar, Morang Ankit Baral 9862135277 Male Nepal Biratnagar, Morang 9/09/1996 A+ve Birendranagar, surkhet krishna rijal 9802524285 Male Nepal Birendranagar, surkhet 3/09/1991 A+ve Birganj Bikash Dhital 9804262815 Male Nepal Sarlahi 18/07/1997 A+ve Birgunj. Parsa Ajazz Akhtar 9807266524 Male Nepal Birgunj. Parsa 16/05/1995 A+ve Birtamode Saramsh Dhungana 9817047032 Male Nepal mechinagar 02,jhapa nepal 15/11/1999 A+ve BIRTAMODE 10 Jhapa Pravesh Sangroula 9816923353 Male Nepal BIRTAMODE 10 Jhapa 20/04/1996 A+ve Birtamode jhapa sudip budhathoki 9815003208 Male Nepal Damak 4/07/1998 A+ve BIRTAMODE-1,JHAPA Prejit magar 9815027170 Male Nepal Jhapa 8/06/1997 A+ve Bkt,Duwakot suraj khatri 9843517619 Male Nepal Dolakha,malu 1/01/1995 A+ve Bouddha,Kathmandu Abishek Neupane 9886319873 Male Nepal Jhapa, Nepal 11/03/2001 A+ve Boudha Saman shrestha 9808445063 Male Nepal Boudha 6 ktm 23/11/1995 A+ve Budanilkantha, Ktm Binaya Shrestha 9846246393 Male Nepal Tanahun 14/10/1994 A+ve Budhanilkantha - 1, Kathmandu Bibek Chaudhary 9845485841 Male Nepal Fattepur - 1, Bara 11/10/1993 A+ve Butwal Surendra Pokharel 9851216033 Male Nepal Ratnanagar 15, Chitwan, Bagmati 3/03/1996 A+ve Butwal Bishal Aryal 9867012346 Male Nepal Butwal 18/12/1992 A+ve Butwal Rajiv 9844748634 Male Nepal Palpa 5/02/1990 A+ve Butwal Gauran
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