Gulf Oil Lubricants MD&CEO Ravi Chawla Says We Are Planing To Bring New Products For New Vehicles

Jaipur, August 16: Gulf Oil Lubricants, a Hinduja Group Company, launches a noble healthcare program as a part of the ‘Gulf Superfleet Suraksha Bandhan’ for the trucker community. The healthcare program offers upto4 lacs cover and provides a host of other healthcare benefits. Jaipur trucking community can now avail of these benefits by enrolling for the program on the ground at Jaipur city till 11th August 2022. The initiative kicks off on the backdrop of RakshaBandhan, as Gulf Superfleet Turbo+ engine oil commits to safeguard the truck engine, similarly Gulf extends the offering of care and protection to the truckers’ lifeand health and expresses appreciation and gratitude for their tireless efforts.

Over 10,000+ truckers across India can avail the benefit of the plan. Beyond the 4 lacs cover, a trucker can enjoy unlimited medical facilities like free online/on-call doc appointments, discounts on medicines, health check-ups etc. on the go without burning a hole in their pocket. Survey suggest, that the truckers may cover themselves with life insurance plans. However, healthcare is alow priority. Due to inconsistent work hours and the nature of the job, truck drivers are at a high risk of developing health problems and Gulf Oils program extends its support and raises awareness about health and wellbeing for these individuals.

Speaking about the campaign, Ravi Chawla, MD and CEO, Gulf Oil Lubricants India Ltd., said, “We are overwhelmed by the positive response we have received from the trucking community in Ludhiana. Through these campaigns, we are happy to provide a helping hand and to take an active step towards the protection of the trucker community. We want to extend Gulf’s promise of care and support to the unsung heroes of our nation”

Last year as part of Suraksha Bandhan initiative, the brand had arranged vaccination camps in and around 11 cities vaccinating more than 10,000 truckers across the country.

Courtesy: News Strike.