Police have raided a laxurious brothel house runs in a
two storied building in Collage Road,Mount Lavinia on pretext of an Ayurveda Massage Center(SPA) on Friday (02) and arrested the Manage -ress a worker and 12 young female sex workers attached to it.
The arrested female sex workers are of the ages 23-39 and residents in Anuradhapura, Polonnaruwa ,Tangalle,Kitulgala ,Kandana and Moratuwa areas according to the reports .
Politicians,Businessmen and school children have visited this brothel house often it has been revealed .
A large number of small dead fish had been revovered
from a sea coast between Mulivaikkal and vattuvaikal in nandikadal lagoon of Mulathivu area it has been reported.
The rause for this has not yet been revealed and fishermen in the area believed a poisoning of a chemical or an enviornmental factor may have caused this.
As the bad smell is spreading in the area, fishermen are involved in removing the dead fish from the sea coast.
After a week since the floods and landslides claimed the lives of many in few districts of the country, still a large number of people including poor to rich and some big companies are flocking around those who are collecting essential items to distribute among the displaced and generously contributing as they can.
This is the hearbeat of Sri Lankans.Unlike in other countries sri lankans are always there to help each other as they can when a tragedy occurred.They have proved this so many times and other nations too can take a good example from them on humanity.
Still dry rations to water bottles,biscuits,milk powder ,cloths,soap,tooth brushes,toothpaste ,sanitary pads,candles,match boxes and so many other essential items are being donated by our countdymen and women to the displaced.
Even the cleaning of houses and wells in places floods have receded is taking place with the help of others.A large number of free medical camps arranged in many affected areas.
Isn' t this what we called as proud to be a Sri Lankan.
Ministry Of Fisheries has supplied 350 boats and 100 lifesaving kits to rescue those who are stranded in five districts affected with adverse weather conditions the Ministry has announced.
Accordingly these boats and lifesaving kits are being used to rescue people stranded due to floods and landslides in Galle,Matara,Tangalle,Kalutara and Gampaha Districts .
(Around Rs.51 million) to Sri Lanka to utilize to supply relief to the people displaced due to landslide and floods.
