Unilever and DIFE jointly organize day-long 'Free Medical Camp'
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Publish : 20 Nov 2021, 05:59 PMUpdate : 20 Nov 2021, 05:59 PM
To mark the birth centenary of Father of the Nation Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, the Department of Inspection for Factories and Establishment (DIFE) and Unilever Bangladesh (UBL) jointly arranged a day-long free medical camp in Kalurghat, Chittagong.
Md Ehsan-E-Elahi, secretary of the Ministry of Labour and Employment inaugurated the medical camp at USEP School in Kalurghat.
SM Enamul Haque, director of the Department of Labor; Abdullah Al Shakib Mubarrat, deputy inspector general of DIFE; Ram Kailash Singh Bhadauria, director of Unilever Bangladesh's Kalurghat Factory (KGF); Md Sanaullah Mallick, lead of employee relations; and Dr Afroza Amin, lead of medical and occupational health were also present there.
The medical camp provided a number of free health services such as health check-ups, eye tests, blood group diagnose, and free medicines to around 350 people, including students.
The overall event was supported by the Lions Club, Chittagong.
Unilever and DIFE jointly organize day-long 'Free Medical Camp'
To mark the birth centenary of Father of the Nation Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, the Department of Inspection for Factories and Establishment (DIFE) and Unilever Bangladesh (UBL) jointly arranged a day-long free medical camp in Kalurghat, Chittagong.
Md Ehsan-E-Elahi, secretary of the Ministry of Labour and Employment inaugurated the medical camp at USEP School in Kalurghat.
SM Enamul Haque, director of the Department of Labor; Abdullah Al Shakib Mubarrat, deputy inspector general of DIFE; Ram Kailash Singh Bhadauria, director of Unilever Bangladesh's Kalurghat Factory (KGF); Md Sanaullah Mallick, lead of employee relations; and Dr Afroza Amin, lead of medical and occupational health were also present there.
The medical camp provided a number of free health services such as health check-ups, eye tests, blood group diagnose, and free medicines to around 350 people, including students.
The overall event was supported by the Lions Club, Chittagong.