Foreign-Australia 'shocked' by 2,400 sheep deaths on export ship

http://www.bbc.com/news/world-australia-43663969

GOLDEN MELODIES

Mini-human brains with their own BLOOD VESSELS are grown in the lab for the first time in a breakthrough that could help stroke victims

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-5578643/Scientists-implant-miniature-human-brain-mouse-grows-blood-vessels.html

A School Boy Was Critically Injured Due To A Road Accident

A School Boy was critically injured and hospitalized after colliding with a high speed Three Wheelerwhile attempting to cross the road  at Bagawanthalawa area on Hatton-Balangoda  main road  last evening(05).

The injured who is a year 6 student of Campion Tamil School was admitted to the Bagawanthalawa Provincial Hospital for treatment.

Bagawanthalawa Police had arrested the Three Wheeler driver regarding the incident and he is due to be produced before the Hatton Magistrate Court.

A Female Motorcyclist Was Killed Due To A Road Accident

A 40 year old Female Motorcyclist was killed due to a Motorcycle-Lamp Post-Van collision  at Gannoruwa-Peradeniya yesterday(05).

A high speed Van had collided with a lamp post at Gannoruwa and as a result the Lamp Post broken and hit on the Motorcycle arrived in back side of the Van and critically injured the Female Motorcyclist it has been revealed. The injured had succumbed to her injuries after admission to Peradeniya Teaching Hospital.

 Police had arrested the Van driver regarding the incident and he was remanded until 09th of April by the Kandy Magistrate after producing before the Magistrate.

Former Retired Army General Was Arrested Over Abduction of Former Nation Journalist Keith Noyar

Former Army Intelligance unit director

Retired Army General Kamal Karunasekare was arrested by the Criminal Investigations Department. officials today(05)over envoraging and helping the abduction of former Journalist attached to the Nation paper ,Kieth Noyar.

Retired Army General was arrested while he is receiving treatment at the Army Hospital.

As he was arrested under the directive of Mount Lavinia Magistrate ,the Magistrate will be informed over the situation CID has stated.

FOR HEALTHIER LIFE

Scientists Use Stem Cells To Grow Beating Human Heart First Time Ever

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/articl

e-5578541/Scientists-use-stem-cells-grow-BEATING-human-heart-time-ever.html

KELESADA.....

Philippines to temporarily close popular tourist island Boracay

http://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-43650627

QUOTES FOR LIFE

Sri Lanka Won Two Bronze Medals In Weightlifting On The First Day OF The Commonwealth Games

Sri Lanka's  Male Weightlifter Chaturanga Lakmal Jayasuriya and Female Weightlifter Dinusha Gomaz had won two bronze medals for the country in their events worked out  at the 21st Commonwealth Games currently underway in Gold Coast ,Australia today(05).

Male Wightlifter Chaturanga had won the first medal for the country in the Commonwealth Games a Bronze Medal in 56 KG Category and later Female Weightlifter Dinusha Gomaz added another Bronze Medal to the Sri Lanka's Medal Tally in the first day of the games by wining the Bronze in Womens 48 KG Category .

Police Have Arrested Two Persons With 220 Kilo Grammes Of Kerala Cannabis In Possession

Chilaw Police had arrested two persons with 220 Kilo Grammes of Kerala Cannabis in possession today (05) while transporting it by a Van near Bangadeniya Junction in Chilaw.

The estimated value of the stock of Kerala Cannabis taken into custody in possession of the suspects is around Rs.25 million it has been revealed.

Fourty Six Students Had Hospitalized Due To Food Poisioning

Forty Six Students attached to a school in  Monaragala who are in Anuradhapura for an Educational Trip  were admitted to the Anuradhapura Teaching Hospital this morning  (05) due to a food poisoning.

The condition of the students is not critical according to reports.

The group of students had stayed in a Temple in Anuradhapura and fallen sick after consuming the food prepared by themselves it has been revealed.

India-Salman Khan Has Sentenced Five Year Imprisonment Over Killing Of Two Blackbucks In 1998,hearing in his bail plea tomorrow

http://indianexpress.com/article/india/black-buck-poaching-case-live-updates-verdict-salman-khan-saif-ali-khan-tabu-sonali-bendre-5123962/

Cabinet Papers Had Submitted To Ban The Selling Of A Single Cigarette And Keep 20 Percent Space In Cigarette Packs In White Color

 Cabinet Papers had submitted to the Cabinet last Tuesday (03) regarding banning the selling of  a single Cigarette to consumers and keeping the 20 percent of space in Cigarette Packs in white color (free) according to the Minister Of Health Dr.Rajitha Senaratne.

Ministry Of Finance had requested a one week period to examine these proposals Minister has stated.

At present  80 percent of the space in Cigarette packs manufactured here are filled with Health warnings related to smoking.

Gazette Notification Of Banning The Selling Of Cigarettes Within 100 Meters Distance From Schools Due To Be Issued This Saturday

The Gazette Notification of banning the selling of Cigarettes within 100 meters distance from  Schools due to be issued on this Saturday (07) during the seventieth World Health Day celebrations at Nelum Pokuna Rangahala ,Auditorium in Town Hall according to the Ministry Of Health.

Earlier Ministry Of Health has proposed a ban of selling Cigarettes within 500 meter distance from schools and later reduced it to 100 meter distance.Cabinet has approved the Cabinet Paper submitted by the Minister Dr.Rajitha Senaratne  regarding the proposal.

The seventieth anniversary of the World Health Organization and the Seventieth World Health Day celebrations  are due to be held at Nelum Pokuna Rangahala Auditorium on this Saturday under the patronage of Prime Minister Ranil Wikramasinghe.

BAMBAREKU....

FROM BUDDHISM

'Sin taxes' can help to curb chronic disease: How levies on soft drinks, snacks, alcohol and tobacco are more likely to change the behaviour of poorer consumers

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-5579459/Sin-taxes-help-curb-chronic-disease-study-finds.html