Chevron sponsors health camp for Negombo fishing community

Financial Times

Chevron Lubricants Lanka is sponsoring a health camp for some 500 residents of the Munnakkare fisheries community in Negombo today.

On site treatment and examination will be provided by reputed doctors for general ailments as well as screening for diabetes.

The company said it will also donate the necessary medicines and resources required for this health camp. At this programme reputed ophthalmologists and eye surgeons will also conduct examinations and distribute calibrated spectacles, according to Chevron statement.

The camp is coordinated by the Lions Club of Colombo Orient.

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