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Friday, September 2, 2016

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Sri Lanka To Eliminate Rabies And Measles By The Year 2020

Sri Lanka is due to eliminate the communicable diseases Rabies and Measles by the year 2020 according to the national consultant of World Health Organization (WHO)Dr.Janakan Navarathnasingham .
Addressing the National Media Workshop organized by the World Health Organization which was held in Colombo recently Dr.Navarathnasingham has stated in the year 2000 around 119 rabies deaths had been reported from the country and in 2015 only 19 rabies deaths had been reported.

The number of measles patients reported during the year is also on the decrease he has stressed.

A FAMOUS GARDEN PAINTING OF YESTERYEAR FRENCH IMPRESSIONIST ARTIST CLAUDE MONET(1840-1926)

LOOK AT THE COLORS.LOVE THIS ART WORK.ATTARACTIVE ART WORK OF A GREAT ARTIST.

UN Secretary General Ban Ki Moon Has Stated It Was Difficult For Him To Talk With Previous Government

United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki Moon who concluded a three day official visit to Sri Lanka has stated that it was difficult for him to talk with the previous government then unlike present government and this government is gaining international recognition with the change of power.

The UN Secretary General had visited Galle and Jafgna during his Sti Lankan tour and in Jaffna he met with main opposition politicians and held talks.