COVID-19: Tom Hanks donates blood plasma again

Hollywood star Tom Hanks, who recently recovered from the pandemic coronavirus, is doing his bit to help in the fight against the deadly disease. The actor has once again donated blood plasma for COVID-19 research work.

Washington: Weeks after recovering from COVID-19, Hollywood actor Tom Hanks once again donated his blood plasma for research work.

The Forrest Gump actor took to Instagram to post a picture of two bags full of plasma.

"Plasmatic on 3! 1, 2, 3 PLASMATIC! Hanx," he wrote in the caption.

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Two other additional pictures shared by the actor show his arm hooked to an IV.

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The actor along with his star wife Rita Wilson were the very first Hollywood celebrities to get diagnosed with the COVID-19.

The couple has since then been spreading awareness about the virus and has been sharing their journey of recovering from the condition.

With inputs from ANI.