ABSTRACT Ocular injuries from cement dust are rare but can result in significant corneal damage and visual impairment. We present a case of acute exposure to a large amount of cement dust, leading to corneal opacity and reduced visual acuity. Management included immediate irrigation, careful removal of particles and topical medications for pain control and infection prevention. Despite these measures, corneal transplantation may be required if no improvement occurs. This case highlights the serious ocular risks caused by cement dust and shows the importance of rapid assessment, systematic evaluation, and multidisciplinary management. Preventive strategies, especially the use of protective eyewear in occupational settings, are essential to minimize the risk of such injuries and to protect visual function. KEYWORDS; Eye trauma, Ocular Emergencies, Foreign body in the eye