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Thirty Six Primary Students Of A School In Mulathivu Had Been Hospitalized Over Food Poisoning Fear

Around 36 primary, Grade one and Grade Two students attached to Vannivilankulam School in Mulathivu had been hospitalized yesterday  (19)after two students had Developed food poisoning symptoms after consuming  their breakfast meal provided by the school.

The students had been admitted to Mankulam District Hospital for treatment and their condition is not serious according to authorities .

As Two students had developed symptoms like Vomitting and Indigestion school authorities have admitted all students of primary ,grade one and two to the  Hospital by fearing they might get sick also .

Body parts of a small animal found in the meals provided to school children had caused the situation and authorities have decided to take action against the meal provider it has been reported .

Yesterday (19)Was World Toilet Day :Around 25.1 Peracent Of All Schools In The Country Do Not Have Sufficient Toilet Facilities -Health Promotions Bureau

Around 25.1 percent of all schools in the Island  do not have sufficient Toilet facilities and 0.7 percent of Schools do not have any Toilet facility at all according to Health Promotions Bureau .
Yesterday(19) was declared as the World Toilet Day by the United Nations Organization and according to the global statistics 4.5 billion in the world do not have sufficient Toilet facilties whilst  892 million people do not have any Toilet facility and use open spaces in that purpose the Bureau has stressed.

Due to the lack of sanitation facilities the number of Dysentery and Typhoid patients had been increased during last year according to Epidemiology Unit.

To avoid this situation should have given sufficient Toilet Facilities to All schools in the Island the Health Promotions Bureau has stated. 

Taking Example From The Parliament :A Businessman Thrown Chili Powder Towards Policemen When Attempting To Arrest Him And Fled Away

A Businessman in Dambulla who is 

involved in selling strong narcotics in his large shop at Inamaluwa, Dambulla area has thrown chili powder towards a group of Police officers raided his shop and fled away from the area by a Motor Car with his wife after assaulting the Police officers and damaged their Motorcycles yesterday  (19 ).
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The incident occurred when five Police officers attached to the Dambulla District flying squad arrived in the shop of the Businessman as  civilians and attempted to arrest him after purchasing two Narcotic pills from him according to Dambulla Police .

When Police officers revealed their identity and attempting to arrest the Businessman he has thrown chili powder towards the Police officers ,damaging two motorcycles of Policemen and assaulting them.with sharp elements with the help of his wife and fled away it has been reported.

Police are investigating to arrest the suspect. 

A Former Parliament Secretary Say Speaker Can Go For A Vote Regarding A No Confidence Motion By Suspending Standing Orders

A former Parliamentary Secretary

Nihal Seneviratne has said Speaker can suspend standing orders of Parliament and go for a vote when a no confidence motion has been submitted to the Parliament  and therefore the steps followed by  Speaker Karu Jayasuriya regarding the no confidence motion submitted against the appointed government of Mahinda Rajapakshe on 14 th of November were correct  according to standing orders .

Mr.Seneviratne who was the General  Secretary in Parliament for the 1981-1994 period has stated if the standing orders are not suspended then there's a long process to follow when submitting a no confidence motion to the Parliament.

However appointed government MP''s have criticised the Speaker Karu Jayasuriya over calling a vote for the No confidence motion by suspending standing orders saying Speaker cannot call a vote by suspending standing orders .