Tuesday, January 30, 2018

GOLDEN MELODIES



A New Revelation On "Massage Centers In Sri Lanka

There are no real massage centers known as "SPA " s
operating in Sri Lanka at present-Only Brothal Houses maintaining as "SPA"s there - A Senior Ayurveda Physician.

More details later.

Human Rights Commission Had Rejected To Accept Uva Chief Minister's Excuses To Not Appearing Before The Commission

The Human Rights Commission Of Sri Lanka has
yesterday (30)refused to accept the notice made by the Uva Provincial Chief Minister Chamara Sampath Dassanayake that he would not be able to appear before the Commission tomorrow (01)as requested to face the ongoing investigations  over his involvement in kneeling down the Principal of the Badulla Hindu Girls School due to election work.

As the summons issued to the Uva Provincial Chief Minister to appear before the Human Rights Commission in Colombo on 01st of February he should appear as scheduled and if the Chief Minister rejected or avoid appearing before the Commission as requested it will be an offense punishable by the Supreme Court  the Human Rights Commission had informed the Chief Minister Dassanayake.

The Uva Chief Minister had yesterday informed the Human Rights Commission that he would  not be able to appear before the Human Rights Commission tomorrow (01)due to a work he have to perform due to the visit of President Maithripala Sirisena to Mahiyanganaya tomorrow.

The Two Large Size Foot Prints Recovered Near "Sripada"rock Are Recently Made Ones-Department Of Archeology Reveals

The team of Archeologists attached to the Department
of Archeology who investigated over the rock which was recovered in Gardimore estate  near the historical "Sripada"rock recently with two large size foot prints printed on it ,had revealed that the foot prints were made recently and they do not have any Archelogical value.

According to the Director General of Archeology Professor P.B Mandawala these foot prints which are one and half feet long were made by someone recently.

However the estate workers who had recovered the rock with foot prints still worship them by stating that the foot prints belonging to their god Hanumantha.The workers even built huts near the rock and worship the foot prints by using safron water and lime it has been revealed.A large number of people from outststions too arriving in the area to witness the foot prints accordung to the reports.

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A Seven Year Old Boy Has Died Unfortunatley After Consuming Too Much Of Kowakka Fruit For Hunger

A seven year old boy in Hettipola,Kuliyapitiya  has died after consuming a fruit known as "Kowakka"
due to hunger while his parents not at home on 27th of January according to reports.

After consuming many "Kowakka"fruits which use to control high blood preasure,diabetes and constpation in local medicine ,the boy had felt unconsciousness and  at the time residents of the area with the help of the police admitted the child to the Kuliyapitiya Hospital for treatment he was already dead it has been revealed.

According to the Post mortem report the boy died as a result of dropping his  blood suger level due to consuming too much of the Kowakka fruit.

The body of the deceased boy was destroyed by rats while keeping it in the mortury of the Kulitapitiya Hospital it has been revealed.

Heavy Showers To Be Expected In Most Parts Of The Country-Meteorology Department

Due to the disturbance developed in the atmosphere
around the island the Meteorology Department is expecting heavy showers in most parts of the country these  days.

An over 150 mili meter heavy showers with thunder and strong winds  are  being  expected in Uva,Sabaragamuwa and Central provinces and Ampara,Batticaloa and Polonnaruwa districts the Department has stated.

Around 100 mili meter showers are beinng expected in Western and Southern Provinces it has been announced.

A 40 kilo meters per hour strong winds can be expected time to time in Northern province and Hambanthota and Matara districts and Meteorologists warned the public in these areas to be vigilant over lightning .

Remembering One of the world's, largest Train Accidents reported from Sri Lanka In 2004

Tsunami memories:What happened in Paraliya in 2004.