Fifteen Health Trade Unions which are representing more than 40,000 health professionals due to stage a massive protest campaign on 29th of May (Tuesday) in front of Ministry Of Health in Colombo by demanding solutions for five of their service demands.The Joint Council Of Professions Supplementary To Medicine ,Government Nursing Officers Union and Joint Front Of Paramedical Services are organizing this protest campaign.
If the demands are not meet by the officials through this protest campaign an island wide work to rule campaign will be launched in government hospitals soon according to Union Leaders.Granting a monthly Transport and Fuel Allowance of Rs.5000,Granting Communication Allowance for health professionals belongs to this category are among five service demands these trade unions are seeking solutions.
Wednesday, May 23, 2012
Tuesday, May 22, 2012
"Restoring Lost Civic And Democratic Rights Of General Fonseka To Be Discussed Soon"-MP Alles
The secretary of the Democratic National Alliance (DNA) Parliamentarian Tiran Alles has today(22) stated that although DNA Leader and former Army Commander General Sarath Fonseka was released from prison yesterday (21) he has still not given the full civic and democratic rights and perks entitled to him as former Army Commander which were withdrawn when he was sentenced for imprisonment.
MP Alles had also revealed that in near future he hopes to discuss with President Mahinda Rajapaksha on restoring full civic and democratic rights of General Fonseka.
Meanwhile General Fonseka had payed a visit to Chief Incumbents of Asgiriya and Malwatta Chapters today(22).A large crowd gathered besides the roads on his route to Kandy to cheer him.
MP Alles had also revealed that in near future he hopes to discuss with President Mahinda Rajapaksha on restoring full civic and democratic rights of General Fonseka.
Meanwhile General Fonseka had payed a visit to Chief Incumbents of Asgiriya and Malwatta Chapters today(22).A large crowd gathered besides the roads on his route to Kandy to cheer him.
Monday, May 21, 2012
GMOA General Committee Members Opposed The Island Wide Strike Action Proposal
The majority of Branch Union representatives participated in the Government Medical Officers Association's (GMOA) General Committee meeting held last Sunday (20) have rejected the Island Wide Strike Action proposal submitted by GMOA Branch Union of Colombo National Hospital it has been reported.Those Branch Union members opposing this proposal are in the view that GMOA should avoid of involve in any strike action till the Election is over on 30th of June this year.
The Colombo National Hospital Branch Union has submitted this strike action proposal after passed a resolution on this during there meeting held last Monday.
Meanwhile the Colombo National Hospital Branch Union of GMOA has decided to meet again on this Wednesday(23) to decide their future course of trade union action regarding the Government Doctors DAT Allowance.
The no confidence motion passed by GMOA Negambo Hospital Branch against GMOA'S current President Dr.Anurudda Padeniya was also tabled during Sunday's meeting but not go for a vote as Dr.Padeniya believed to be having the majority support at the meeting.
The Colombo National Hospital Branch Union has submitted this strike action proposal after passed a resolution on this during there meeting held last Monday.
Meanwhile the Colombo National Hospital Branch Union of GMOA has decided to meet again on this Wednesday(23) to decide their future course of trade union action regarding the Government Doctors DAT Allowance.
The no confidence motion passed by GMOA Negambo Hospital Branch against GMOA'S current President Dr.Anurudda Padeniya was also tabled during Sunday's meeting but not go for a vote as Dr.Padeniya believed to be having the majority support at the meeting.
Former Army Commander General Sarath Fonseka Was Released From Prison
Former Army Commander General Sarath Fonseka who was in jail over the last two and half years was released this evening by the authorities.His release was the hot topic discussed in most of the media outlets both local and international since last two weeks .
General Fonseka was released after relevant papers of his release signed by President Mahinda Rajapaksha were sent to Ministry Of Justice this morning.Before his release General Fonseka was discharged from Nawalaoka Private Hospital this morning where he was receiving treatment for lung infection.
Meanwhile the Two Court Cases filed against Former Army Commander were dismissed by Supreme Court this evening as his lawyers withdrawn their appeals made against these cases.After these developments much awaited release of General Fonseka came in to effect this evening around 4.30 p.m.
Soon after got released General Fonseka told the people who gathered around Welikada Prison in Colombo that he will devote his life to the people.Fire Crackers were set off across Colombo by his delighted supporters .
The 61 year old General who was led Sri Lanka Army to victory over Tamil Tiger Group LTTE by crushing them was arrested by government forces soon after 2010 presidential elections which he was contested as the opposition candidate.He was arrested on charge of corruption relating to military procurement's and sentenced 30 month imprisonment in September 2010.
General Fonseka was released after relevant papers of his release signed by President Mahinda Rajapaksha were sent to Ministry Of Justice this morning.Before his release General Fonseka was discharged from Nawalaoka Private Hospital this morning where he was receiving treatment for lung infection.
Meanwhile the Two Court Cases filed against Former Army Commander were dismissed by Supreme Court this evening as his lawyers withdrawn their appeals made against these cases.After these developments much awaited release of General Fonseka came in to effect this evening around 4.30 p.m.
Soon after got released General Fonseka told the people who gathered around Welikada Prison in Colombo that he will devote his life to the people.Fire Crackers were set off across Colombo by his delighted supporters .
The 61 year old General who was led Sri Lanka Army to victory over Tamil Tiger Group LTTE by crushing them was arrested by government forces soon after 2010 presidential elections which he was contested as the opposition candidate.He was arrested on charge of corruption relating to military procurement's and sentenced 30 month imprisonment in September 2010.
Saturday, May 19, 2012
President Rajapaksha Has Signed General Fonseka's Release Letters
President Mahinda Rajapaksha has signed necessary documents which enables the release of imprisoned former Army Commander General Sarath Fonseka on Friday Night (18th Of May) and left for Qatar last night (19th Of May ) for a visit the Presidential Media said.After signed documents the president has handed over them to Chief of President's Staff before leaving sources have added.
The relevant Documents are scheduled to be sent to Ministry Of Justice by Tomorrow(21) the sources further said.
The relevant Documents are scheduled to be sent to Ministry Of Justice by Tomorrow(21) the sources further said.
Friday, May 18, 2012
General Fonseka Was Granted Bail
The Colombo High Court Magistrate has today (18th) ordered to release Sri Lanka's former Army Commander General Sarath Fonseka on conditional bail in the case of harboring Army Deserters during his Presidential Election Campaign in 2010.The bail was granted after considering the bail petition submitted to the courts by General Fonseka.President Mahinda Rajapaksha too had agreed to release former army commander upon request made by DNA MP Tiran Alles.However the High Court has upheld General Fonseka's Foreign Tours and his passport too taken in to court custody.
Meanwhile it has been reported that General Fonseka will be released either during tomorrow's Victory Day Celebrations or on Sunday.
Meanwhile it has been reported that General Fonseka will be released either during tomorrow's Victory Day Celebrations or on Sunday.
Thursday, May 17, 2012
Cabinet Approved General Fonseka's Release
The Cabinet had given their approval to the President Mahinda Rajapaksha to release imprisoned former Army Commander General Sarath Fonseka President's media spokesman Mr.Bandula Jayasekera has said today(17th).
Meanwhile the wife of General Fonseka Mrs.Anoma Fonseka too met President Rajapksha last night to discuss the release of her husband along with DNA MP Tiran Alles it has been reported.
Meanwhile the wife of General Fonseka Mrs.Anoma Fonseka too met President Rajapksha last night to discuss the release of her husband along with DNA MP Tiran Alles it has been reported.
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