The Criminal Investigations Department(CID) informs the Colombo Magistrate Court today(28) that as the MP Duminda Silva is in abroad for seeking Medical Treatment he will be arrested on his arrival to the country as per the order of court.
The Colombo Magistrate Court has ordered the CID to arrest MP Silva on 15th of November in connection to the killing of former Government MP Bharatha Lakshman Premachandra during the Mulleriyawa shooting incident occurred last month.
Tuesday, November 29, 2011
Speaker Has Suspended Deputy Minsiter Of Petroleum By Attending Parliament
The Speaker Chamal Rajapaksha has today (28) suspended Deputy Minister of Petroleum MP Sarana Gunawardena from attending Parliamentary Sessions for a period of one week after found guilty for his misbehavior during the Budget Speech made by President Mahinda Rajapaksha last week.
Following the order of Speaker the leader of the house Nimal Siripala De Silva has proposed a motion preventing the Deputy Minister from attending Parliament for one week and afterwards the speaker himself imposed the suspension.
Several Opposition MP's attached to the Main Opposition United National Party were attacked by a group of Government Parliamentarians on 21st of November during President's Budget Speech as the UNP MP's were holding a placards condemning the Budget Proposals and the court decision to imprisoned former Army Commander Sarath Fonseka.
Meanwhile UNP MP John Amarathunge made a comment in Parliament regarding the speakers decision to suspend one Government MP has said that they wants an independent probe on the assaulting of opposition MP's during the Budget Speech.
Following the order of Speaker the leader of the house Nimal Siripala De Silva has proposed a motion preventing the Deputy Minister from attending Parliament for one week and afterwards the speaker himself imposed the suspension.
Several Opposition MP's attached to the Main Opposition United National Party were attacked by a group of Government Parliamentarians on 21st of November during President's Budget Speech as the UNP MP's were holding a placards condemning the Budget Proposals and the court decision to imprisoned former Army Commander Sarath Fonseka.
Meanwhile UNP MP John Amarathunge made a comment in Parliament regarding the speakers decision to suspend one Government MP has said that they wants an independent probe on the assaulting of opposition MP's during the Budget Speech.
Sunday, November 27, 2011
Southern Expressway Was Innaugurated Today
The first ever Express High Way in Sri Lanka The Southern Expressway was inaugurated by President Mahinda Rajapaksha this morning(27).The President was opened the access road to the Expressway from Pinnaduwa Inter Change in City of Galle of Southern Province.
The Southern Expressway is opened to Public since 6 a.m this morning and a fee for a Car to make a complete journey is Rs.400.The Expressway which has 95 K.M runs from Kottawa in Colombo District to Pinnaduwa in Galle District.The Southern Expressway was constructed at an estimated Rs.70 Billion
President Rajapaksha was drove a Car to Dodangoda from Katandeniya through the Expressway as a mark of opening the expressway..
Under the second phase of the Southern Expressway it will extended to Matara and it will be connected to Colombo-Katunayake Expressway by the year 2013.
The Southern Expressway is opened to Public since 6 a.m this morning and a fee for a Car to make a complete journey is Rs.400.The Expressway which has 95 K.M runs from Kottawa in Colombo District to Pinnaduwa in Galle District.The Southern Expressway was constructed at an estimated Rs.70 Billion
President Rajapaksha was drove a Car to Dodangoda from Katandeniya through the Expressway as a mark of opening the expressway..
Under the second phase of the Southern Expressway it will extended to Matara and it will be connected to Colombo-Katunayake Expressway by the year 2013.
Friday, November 25, 2011
9 People Died And 30 Fishermen Missing Due To The Adverse Weather Conditions Prevails In Most Parts Of The Country
Nine people including fishermen have died due to the adverse weather conditions prevailed in the country with strong winds,rain and rough seas since yesterday(25th) according to Disaster Management Center .Around 30 fishermen who went out to the sea with strong winds and rain are reported as missing the Center has said.
Seven Deaths were reported from Matara District (Southern Province) alone yesterday as three persons died in the district due to fallen trees and four fishermen drowned with their boats due to rough seas.One death each has been reported from Monaragala and Galle Districts.
Strong winds with heavy showers damaged 1061 houses in the area as 106 houses damaged and 955 houses partially damaged.Several School Buildings in Matara District too got damaged according to Disaster Management Center.Trees have been fallen and power failures were reported from Galle District too (Southern Province) while several houses got damaged due to the weather.Injuries were also reported from Anuradhapura District .Up to now around 1200 families have been affected due to the Adverse Weather Conditions.
Meanwhile the Meteorology Department has aid that the showers or thunder showers will continue over most parts of the country today(26) as well.Seas will be rough warned by the Department.
Seven Deaths were reported from Matara District (Southern Province) alone yesterday as three persons died in the district due to fallen trees and four fishermen drowned with their boats due to rough seas.One death each has been reported from Monaragala and Galle Districts.
Strong winds with heavy showers damaged 1061 houses in the area as 106 houses damaged and 955 houses partially damaged.Several School Buildings in Matara District too got damaged according to Disaster Management Center.Trees have been fallen and power failures were reported from Galle District too (Southern Province) while several houses got damaged due to the weather.Injuries were also reported from Anuradhapura District .Up to now around 1200 families have been affected due to the Adverse Weather Conditions.
Meanwhile the Meteorology Department has aid that the showers or thunder showers will continue over most parts of the country today(26) as well.Seas will be rough warned by the Department.
Thursday, November 24, 2011
Sri Lanka Welcomes 750,000th Tourist This Year
Sri Lanka welcomes it's 750,000 th Tourist this year (2011) few hours ago at Bandaranaike International Air Port in Katunayake.According to Sri Lanka Tourism this number is the highest number of Tourist Arrivals ever recorded in history so far.
Wednesday, November 23, 2011
Chamber Of Pharmaceutical Drugs In Sri Lanka To Support Drug Policy While Opposing The Drug Price Control Mechanism
The Chamber of Pharmaceutical Drugs In Sri Lanka stated today that they have been opposing the proposed Drug Price Control Mechanism of the Government as it will become a burden to the patients.The President of the Chamber Mr.Vish Govinda Swamy said today that they will supporting the proposed National Drugs Policy if the authorities are willing to implement that soon but not the price control mechanism which has proved as a useless system in other fields too.
Addressing a press briefing held in Colombo this eve Mr.Govinda Swamy has stressed that to tackle the rising drug prices in private pharmacies the chamber of pharmaceutical industry in Sri Lanka will introduce a price marking system of every drug that sold in those pharmacies and have already advised the pharmacy owners to marked the prices of drugs on the labels of every drug .
"We still think the only way to tackle the problems related to medicinal drugs of sri lanka including the quality and the price problem is non other then implementing the proposed National Drugs Policy made by late professor senaka bibile".But without trying to implement that policy soon wonder why the authorities are trying to introduced a drug price control mechanism in a hurry " he has questioned.
Addressing a press briefing held in Colombo this eve Mr.Govinda Swamy has stressed that to tackle the rising drug prices in private pharmacies the chamber of pharmaceutical industry in Sri Lanka will introduce a price marking system of every drug that sold in those pharmacies and have already advised the pharmacy owners to marked the prices of drugs on the labels of every drug .
"We still think the only way to tackle the problems related to medicinal drugs of sri lanka including the quality and the price problem is non other then implementing the proposed National Drugs Policy made by late professor senaka bibile".But without trying to implement that policy soon wonder why the authorities are trying to introduced a drug price control mechanism in a hurry " he has questioned.
As The Pharmacy Drugs Prices Are In Increase Majority Of Patients Avoid Of Buying Them
Majority of the patients are avoid of buying medicinal drugs through the private pharmacies nowadays due to the ever rising prices of them health sources have revealed today (23).As the patients are not buying drugs the sales of these pharmacies too dropped sharply. According to the sources the prices of almost every drug available in those pharmacies have increased during past few weeks without an exact reason.
Prices of some essential drugs including drugs prescribed for Diabetes,High Blood Pressure,Cholesterol and Heart Diseases were increased by more than 10 percent during this month .
Due to this situation the majority of government hospital patients have avoid of buying the drugs from private pharmacies although prescribed by hospital doctors and doctors are warning that the conditions of these patients will get worsen if they continue to avoid of buying prescribed drugs for their ailments.
Prices of some essential drugs including drugs prescribed for Diabetes,High Blood Pressure,Cholesterol and Heart Diseases were increased by more than 10 percent during this month .
Due to this situation the majority of government hospital patients have avoid of buying the drugs from private pharmacies although prescribed by hospital doctors and doctors are warning that the conditions of these patients will get worsen if they continue to avoid of buying prescribed drugs for their ailments.
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