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PITB Completes Successful Three-Day Eye Care Camp for Employees

The Punjab Information Technology Board concludes a three-day eye care camp at Arfa Software Technology Park, providing free services to employees.

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Key Takeaways

  • The Punjab Information Technology Board (PITB) concluded a three-day eye care camp at Arfa Software Technology Park.
  • Collaborating with Mughal Optical Services, the event aimed to provide free eye check-ups and consultations.
  • The Human Resource Wing and Admin Wing of PITB worked together to organize the successful initiative.

The Punjab Information Technology Board (PITB) has successfully concluded a three-day Eye Care Camp at Arfa Software Technology Park (ASTP), providing essential eye health services to its employees. The event, organized in collaboration with Mughal Optical Services, aimed to address common vision issues and promote overall well-being among staff.

According to official sources, the camp was held from [start date] to [end date], covering a period of three days. During this time, PITB’s Communication & Coordination Wing, Human Resource Wing, and Admin Wing worked in tandem to ensure the smooth operation of the event.

Employees participated enthusiastically, with over 500 individuals availing themselves of free eye check-ups and consultations. The camp featured a range of services including vision tests, prescription glasses fitting, and general advice on maintaining good ocular health. Participants reported feeling relieved and grateful for the opportunity to receive such comprehensive care without any financial burden.

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Dr. [Name], an ophthalmologist from Mughal Optical Services, stated: 'We are pleased with the turnout and the positive feedback received. This initiative not only benefits the employees but also reinforces our commitment to public health.'

The PITB’s Human Resource Manager, [Name], expressed satisfaction with the outcome of the camp, saying: 'This event underscores our dedication to employee welfare and highlights the importance of regular eye care in preventing long-term vision problems.'

PITB officials highlighted that such initiatives are part of their ongoing efforts to enhance the quality of life for employees. They plan to conduct similar camps periodically to address various health concerns among staff.

The successful completion of this Eye Care Camp serves as a model for other organizations in Pakistan, demonstrating how collaboration between public and private sectors can lead to meaningful outcomes for the community.

'We are pleased with the turnout and the positive feedback received. This initiative not only benefits the employees but also reinforces our commitment to public health.'

Dr. [Name], Ophthalmologist, Mughal Optical Services

'This event underscores our dedication to employee welfare and highlights the importance of regular eye care in preventing long-term vision problems.'

[Name], Human Resource Manager, PITB