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Coimbatore college girls have donated hair to make wigs for cancer patients. Have you yet heard it?
Girl students of Coimbatore college have donated their hair to make wigs for cancer patients. Twitter says a good job.
Girl students of Coimbatore college have donated their hair to make wigs for cancer patients. Twitter says a good job.
In cancer, people lost their hair and many people are trying to help them by donating their hair to make wigs.
Recently, an incident of 80 college girls from a private college in Coimbatore donated a portion of their hair in a bid to help cancer patients. This hair will be used to make wigs for patients who have lost their hair while undergoing treatment of cancer.
According to ANI report, students told news agency ANI that they are not able financially to support cancer patients so, by donating their hairs, they are trying to help them.
Tamil Nadu: Around 80 girl students of a college in Coimbatore donated portion of their hair which will be used to make wigs for cancer patients. Say, "We couldn't give financial support to cancer patients. If we donate hair,it'll bring happiness to some cancer patient out there" pic.twitter.com/J4NtQeRg7Y
— ANI (@ANI) March 6, 2020
Vinothini said:
"I am here to donate my hair to the patients who are suffering from cancer. This idea came to my mind as I couldn't support cancer patients economically."
She added more:
"A minimum of eight inches is cropped when we donate hair but I am going to donate more than that. Nearly 80 members have registered till now but many others will also enrol. Nearly 200 people will donate hair."
The internet applauded young students for their efforts and praised them in the comments section.
A Twitter user said:
"Good job"
Another user commented:
"Sacrifice their so valuable things...
Salute"
Another comment read, "So sweet".
What is your thought for this incident? Have you heard this before?
