The strong Winds which come across this morning towards Wellawatta and Dehiwala areas in Colombo have damaged around 46 houses in the area including the roof of fraud Investigations division of Wellawatta Police according to Disaster Management Center(DMC).
One Police Constable was injured due to the falling of roof and admitted to Kalubowila Teaching Hospital for further treatment DMC sources have said.
Thursday, June 7, 2012
Two Employees Attached To National Mental Health Institute affected With H1N1
Two employees attached to National Mental Health Institute at Angoda were identified as infected with H1N1 (Swine Flu) according to health sources.Infected employees were transferred to Fever Hospital at IDH for further treatment sources added.
The two employees along with few others worked at ward 9 of the mental health institute suddenly fell sick during last few days and through a blood test the said employees identified as H1N1 Positives.The Ward 9 where these employees have worked was temporarily shut down since last Tuesday (07) as a precautionary measure.
The two employees along with few others worked at ward 9 of the mental health institute suddenly fell sick during last few days and through a blood test the said employees identified as H1N1 Positives.The Ward 9 where these employees have worked was temporarily shut down since last Tuesday (07) as a precautionary measure.
Wednesday, June 6, 2012
Hambanthota Sea Port Began Commercial Operations
Sri Lanka's second largest Sea Port the Hambantota Sea Port began their commercial operations today (06th) by handling a large shipment of 1000 Cars arrived from Chennai ,India this morning.The vessel "Asian Sun" carrying the shipment of Cars berthed at Hambanthota Port the sources added.
The first phase of constructing the port was completed with cost of USD 360 million and was formally opened by President Mahinda Rajapaksha on November 2010.The second phase is expected to be finished by the year 2014 with cost of an additional USD750 million.
The first phase of constructing the port was completed with cost of USD 360 million and was formally opened by President Mahinda Rajapaksha on November 2010.The second phase is expected to be finished by the year 2014 with cost of an additional USD750 million.
Director Of London Based Channel Four T.V Channel And His Wife Expelled From Country
The Director of London Based Channel Four Television Station Stuart Cosgrave and his wife Sri Lankan born Shirani Sabarathnam who is also attached to Channel Four were expelled from Sri Lanka by Immigration and Emigration Officials on last Monday due to they are black listed people here Official Sources have revealed.Both Cosgrave and Sabarathnam are responsible for making of controversial Documentary "Sri Lanka's Killing Fields" by accusing Sri Lankan Forces for allegedly violated human rights during last phase of war against LTTE.
Cosgrave was arrested and asked to leave from country while he was staying at a Star Hotel in Colombo and his wife Shirani was expelled soon after she arrived Katunayaka Air Port It has been revealed. Both Husband and Wife are reported as arrived Sri Lanka to make another Documentary on Human Rights Violations.
Meanwhile Sri Lankan Government as well as Former Army Commander General Sarath Fonseka denied these allegations leveled against Sri Lankan Forces by Channel Four as baseless ones.
Cosgrave was arrested and asked to leave from country while he was staying at a Star Hotel in Colombo and his wife Shirani was expelled soon after she arrived Katunayaka Air Port It has been revealed. Both Husband and Wife are reported as arrived Sri Lanka to make another Documentary on Human Rights Violations.
Meanwhile Sri Lankan Government as well as Former Army Commander General Sarath Fonseka denied these allegations leveled against Sri Lankan Forces by Channel Four as baseless ones.
Tuesday, June 5, 2012
Fifteen Health Trade Unions To Launch A Series Of Protest Campaigns In Front Of Govt.Hospitals
Fifteen Health Trade Unions compromising Professions Supplementary To Medicine,Paramedics and Nurses are to launch a series of island wide protest campaigns from tomorrow(06) in front of All Major Government Hospitals demanding solutions for five of their service demands according to a spokesman of joint health trade union alliance.Under the series of protest campaigns scheduled to begin tomorrow the first phase of protests will be held in front of Karapitiya and Jaffna Hospitals at 12 noon tomorrow.
These protest campaigns will continue till next Wednesday (13) he stressed.
The second phase of protest campaigns are to be held in front of Kurunagala and Badulla Hospitals in Thursday (07th) at 12 noon according to the spokesman.If health authorities not able to solve their demands by next Wednesday(13) these trade unions are to launch stern trade union action he said.
The series of protest campaigns are to be held by demanding five service demands including granting of Rs.5000 Transport and Fuel Allowance and Rs.4000 Communication Allowance to Professions Supplementary To Medicine,Nurses and Paramedics .
These protest campaigns will continue till next Wednesday (13) he stressed.
The second phase of protest campaigns are to be held in front of Kurunagala and Badulla Hospitals in Thursday (07th) at 12 noon according to the spokesman.If health authorities not able to solve their demands by next Wednesday(13) these trade unions are to launch stern trade union action he said.
The series of protest campaigns are to be held by demanding five service demands including granting of Rs.5000 Transport and Fuel Allowance and Rs.4000 Communication Allowance to Professions Supplementary To Medicine,Nurses and Paramedics .
Monday, June 4, 2012
Sri Lankan President Arrived London To Attend Queen's Diamond Jubilee
Sunday, June 3, 2012
Eighteen People Were Hospitalized Due To Wasp Attack
Eighteen People were admitted to Sigiriya and Dambulla Hospitals this evening due to the injuries caused by Wasp attack at famous Sigiriya Rock.The wounded are reported as still receiving treatment at those hospitals .
In few weeks back too wasps attacked a group of local and foreign tourists and as a result entrance to Sigiriya Rock was prohibited for several days.
In few weeks back too wasps attacked a group of local and foreign tourists and as a result entrance to Sigiriya Rock was prohibited for several days.
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