August27 , 2026

    DBGT hosts eye camp for truck drivers in Gangaikondan

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    Dakshin Bharat Gateway Terminal (DBGT) organized an Eye Camp specifically for Truck Drivers in Gangaikondan. This event is part of DBGT’s ongoing Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiatives aimed at improving the Health and Safety of those in the logistics sector.

    The eye camp provided comprehensive eye examinations to truck drivers, ensuring that their vision is optimal for the demanding tasks they undertake daily. Recognizing the critical role that clear vision plays in road safety, DBGT took proactive measures to address this often-overlooked aspect of health.

    The event was staffed by experienced eye care professionals who conducted thorough eye check-ups. Drivers with vision impairments were identified at the camp and those requiring corrective lenses were provided with prescription eyeglasses free of charge. This initiative ensures that truck drivers are not only aware of their eye health but are also equipped to correct any vision problems, thereby enhancing their safety and performance on the road.

    DBGT’s goal is to support the well-being of our truck drivers in every possible way. Good vision is essential for their safety and efficiency and through this eye camp, we aim to ensure that no driver is hindered by poor eyesight.

    Truck drivers who participated in the eye camp expressed their gratitude for the much-needed medical attention. Many highlighted that the provision of free eyeglasses would significantly impact their day-to-day activities, making their jobs safer and more manageable.

    This eye camp is just one of the many initiatives by DBGT to support the health and welfare of truck drivers. By addressing critical health issues and providing necessary resources, DBGT continues to demonstrate its commitment to the communities it serves and the people who are integral to its operations.