New delhi:
About 55.1 per cent of truck drivers in India have Compromised Vision, while 53.3 per cent require distance VISION CORRECTION CORRECTION and 46.7 per cent Need Need Need Need Need Need Need Need Need Need Need Need Need Need Need Need Need Need Need
The report prepared by IIT Delhi Further Said That About 44.3 per cent of drivers exhibited borderline or Above Body Body Mass Index (BMI), 57.4 per cent Had ElevateD Blod Blocks Owed borderline or high blood sugar levels.
A total of 50,000 truck drivers in the states of Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Karnataka and Tamil Nadu were screened by IIT in the formality.
According to the report, About 33.9 per cent of drivers reported moderate stress, while 2.9 per cent to have found to have high-stress levels, Emphasis the Need for Mental Health Suport.
Trucks are the backbone of India’s logistic sector, Connecting Regents Across the Country and Bridging Many Modes of Transport to Complete the Logistics Cycle.
Truck drivers in India endure many challenges and a Difecult Lifestyle. Key issues include long working hours, irregular shifts, extended periods away from family and various health concerns.
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