Two mothers in Pomio, East New Britain, Papua New Guinea, are recovering after receiving life-saving blood transfusions donated by the Papua New Guinea Defence Force. One mother was severely anaemic and required surgery, while the other was expecting twins and needed a caesarean section. Both women required blood type 'O' and were treated at Pomio District Hospital. The timely donations ensured the safe delivery of their babies and the mothers’ recovery. This incident highlights the critical need for blood donations and the crucial role of the Defence Force in providing essential medical support. Access to this news story requires a paid subscription to the Post Courier.