Thursday, October 20, 2016
Floating Armory Case- Colombo Chief Magistrate Granted Permission To Avant Guarde President To Leave Abroad For A One Year Period
The Colombo Chief Magistrate Gihan Pilapitiya has today (20) granted permission to the President of the Avant Guarde Maritime Services Private Limited Retired Major Nissanka Senadhipathi who is charged for running a controversial floating armory based in Galle Harbour to get medical treatment from Singapore and Germany for a one year period.
The Colombo Chief Magistrate has granted permission to retired Major Senadhipathi to go abroad for medical treatment amidst stiff opposition from Presidential Commission Investigating on Bribery And Corruption .
The Magistrate has also ordered to release the Passport of Senadhipathi which had been withheld recently by the court on three additional personal bails of Rs.5 million it has been reported.
The Presidential Commission Investigating Bribery and Corruption had filed the case against Nissanka Senadhipathi at the Court over misuse of millions of rupees.
The Colombo Chief Magistrate has granted permission to retired Major Senadhipathi to go abroad for medical treatment amidst stiff opposition from Presidential Commission Investigating on Bribery And Corruption .
The Magistrate has also ordered to release the Passport of Senadhipathi which had been withheld recently by the court on three additional personal bails of Rs.5 million it has been reported.
The Presidential Commission Investigating Bribery and Corruption had filed the case against Nissanka Senadhipathi at the Court over misuse of millions of rupees.
Government Hospitals Are Experiencing A Severe Shortage Of Anaesthesiologists And Intensivists
Government Hospitals are currently experiencing a severe shortage of Anaesthesiologists and Intensivists (Specialist Doctors attached to Intensive Care Units) and as a result surgeries are performed in hospitals with great difficulty according to the President of The Collage Of Anaesthesiologists And Intensivists Dr.Krishantha Indraratne .
The total number of Anaesthesiologists and Intensivists needed for Government Hospitals is around 300 but at present less than half of that number around 130 are available in Government Hospitals he has stressed.
Due to the shortage of Anaesthesiologists and Intensivists around 410 doctors from various grades providing Anaesthesia during surgeries at present which is an unsatisfactory situation the president of the Collage Of Anaesthesiologists and Intensivists of Sri Lanka has revealed during a press briefing held in Colombo today (20).
Appropriation Bill For The Year 2017 Presented To The Parliament
Finanace Minister Ravi Karunanayake has presented the Appropriation Bill stating allocations to be made for every ministry for the year 2017 to Parliament today(20) .
According to the Appropriation Bill the total expenditure of the government for the year 2017 will be Rs.1819.5 billion and it's a Rs.21.9 billion reduction when compared to this year's expenditure Rs.1941.9 billion.
The budget allocated for expenses of President Maithripala Sirisena has been increased by Rs.6.45 billion for the next year and the budget allocated for expenses of Prime Minister for the next year is Rs.1.25 billion it has been stated.
The Defense Expenditure allocated through the Appropriation Bill for next year is increased by more than Rs.306 billion and expenditure allocated for Education is decreased by more than half when compared to this year (Rs.185.9 billion this year and Rs.76.9 billion next year)
According to the Appropriation Bill the total expenditure of the government for the year 2017 will be Rs.1819.5 billion and it's a Rs.21.9 billion reduction when compared to this year's expenditure Rs.1941.9 billion.
The budget allocated for expenses of President Maithripala Sirisena has been increased by Rs.6.45 billion for the next year and the budget allocated for expenses of Prime Minister for the next year is Rs.1.25 billion it has been stated.
The Defense Expenditure allocated through the Appropriation Bill for next year is increased by more than Rs.306 billion and expenditure allocated for Education is decreased by more than half when compared to this year (Rs.185.9 billion this year and Rs.76.9 billion next year)
Colombo Fort Magistrate Has Issued A Warrent To Arrest Former Sri Lankan Ambassador To Russia Udayanga Kulathunge Through Interpol
Colombo Fort Magistrate Lanka Jayaratne has today (20)issued a warrent to arrest the former Sri Lankan Ambassador to Russia Udayanga Weerathunge through the International Police (Interpol) as per the request made by Police Financial Crimes Investigation Division (FCID).
The FCID Officials had requested the Colombo Fort Magistrate to issue a red notice warrent to arrest former Sri Lankan Ambassador to Russia Udayanga Werathunge over his involvement in the controversial Mig Air Craft Purchase Deal in 2006.
However the Colombo Fort Magistrate has refused to issue a warrent to arrest Weerathunge on a previous occasion when the FCID requested to issue a warrent against him by stating the former Sri Lankan Ambassador to Russia was not a suspect of the alleged deal.
This time the Magistrate has issued a warrent after the FCID had produced a document to the court by naming Udayange Weerath as a suspect of the deal.
The FCID Officials had requested the Colombo Fort Magistrate to issue a red notice warrent to arrest former Sri Lankan Ambassador to Russia Udayanga Werathunge over his involvement in the controversial Mig Air Craft Purchase Deal in 2006.
However the Colombo Fort Magistrate has refused to issue a warrent to arrest Weerathunge on a previous occasion when the FCID requested to issue a warrent against him by stating the former Sri Lankan Ambassador to Russia was not a suspect of the alleged deal.
This time the Magistrate has issued a warrent after the FCID had produced a document to the court by naming Udayange Weerath as a suspect of the deal.
Legal Draughtsman's Department Has Approved The Gazette Notification On Price Reduction Of Drugs-Ministry Of Health
The Legal Draughtsman's Department has approved the Gazette Notification on price reduction of 48 essential drugs scheduled to be released tomorrow (21) and sent it to the Independant Drug Regulatory Authority today (20) according to the Ministry Of Health, Nutrition and Indigenous Medicine.
The Health Minister Dr.Rajitha Senaratne is due to be signed and released the special Gazette Notification on price reduction of 48 essential drugs tomorrow.
Meanwhile the representatives of National Chamber of Drugs had met Health Minister at the Health Ministry yesterday (19) and express their fullest support for the Health Ministry's programme on reducing Drug Prices .
The Health Minister Dr.Rajitha Senaratne is due to be signed and released the special Gazette Notification on price reduction of 48 essential drugs tomorrow.
Meanwhile the representatives of National Chamber of Drugs had met Health Minister at the Health Ministry yesterday (19) and express their fullest support for the Health Ministry's programme on reducing Drug Prices .
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