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Noida news: The administration in Gautam Buddha Nagar once again seems to be very serious about the safety and comfort of the workers. Keeping in mind the priority of Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, District Magistrate Medha Rupam herself landed at ground zero and took stock of JBJ Technology Limited Company of Greater Noida. There he closely observed the work of making automobile parts, especially seat belts used in vehicles, and understood the entire process.

pat on the back of hands making protective shield

During the inspection, DM Medha Rupam encouraged the workers working there. He said very clearly that these workers are not just making a belt, but are preparing a protective shield that can save the lives of thousands of people. During this, he also checked the quality of work and the security arrangements there so that there is no negligence at any level.

Noida news: District Magistrate reached among women employees

The DM spent his special time with the women employees who work in the assembly line. He discussed with great intimacy the challenges of his work, the facilities available there and his health. He also told the women about the benefits of the medical camp being run in the company so that they can remain aware about their health.

Noida news: Free medical camp organized inside the factory itself

To maintain the health of the workers, a free health camp was organized in the factory premises itself with the help of the district administration and Yatharth Hospital. The DM himself inspected this camp where facilities like BP, sugar, ECG and eye examination were being provided. He instructed the team of doctors that every employee should be examined with utmost seriousness.

Concern expressed regarding eye safety

Noida news: While talking to the workers, DM Medha Rupam also listened closely to their problems. He observed that many workers have bad effects on their eyes because of the constant work they do with precision. In view of this, he directed the officials to further strengthen the regular eye check-up and safety measures so that there is no compromise on the work as well as the health of the workers. No yes.