A Temporary Ban On Photographing "Sigiriya "Frescoes

 The Central Cultural Fund has imposed a temporary Ban on Photographing Historical Frescoes of World Heritage Site " Sigiriya"  with effect from yesterday (30).  

The Cultural Fund has taken this decision to temporarily ban the photographing of Sigiriya Frescoes after special discussion held with the heads of Archaeology Department on last Tuesday(29).

The studies carried out recently have proved when photographing, the  flash light emitted damage the 1600 years  old Sigiriya Frescoes of Beautiful Women,

It has been reported around 50,000 visitors have visited Sigiriya this month alone.

Colombo Municipal Council Has Decided To Blacklist The Organizing Company Of Enrique's Show In Colombo

The Colombo Municipal Council has today(30) made a decision to blacklist the Company "Live Events" which organized the Live Musical Show of Latin American Pop Star Enrique Iglesias' at CRand FC Grounds on 20th of December  over it's failure to pay Rs.29 Million Tax to the Municipal Council.

The Colombo Mayor A.J.M Muzammil has today said the Municipal Council has blacklisted the "Live Events' Company  owned by two Former Sri Lankan Cricketers Kumar Sangakkare and Mahela Jayawardene which organized the controversial musical show of Enrique in Colombo in view of making the company ineligible to organize such events in future.

Addressing a press briefing held in Colombo today, The Colombo Mayor Muzammil has revealed the Colombo Municipal Council has approved 7000 Tickets for the Enrique's  Show,However the organizers sold around 3000 unapproved tickets as well for the show.

"If the Company "Live Events" not taking any  action to pay  unpaid tax to the Colombo Municipal Council within two weeks time .Municipal Council will take a legal action against it " Colombo Mayor has stressed.  

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Around 65% of The Hospital Deaths In Sri Lanka Occurred Due To The Non Communicable Diseases-Health Minister

Around 65% of the Hospital Deaths in Sri Lanka are being occurred due to the non communicable diseases according to Minister Of Health,Nutrition And Indigenous Medicine Dr.Rajitha Senaratne.

Cancer has been identified as the second main cause for these hospital deaths the Minister has said.

He has revealed these facts during a ceremony held yesterday(30) at Sri Lanka Foundation Institute in Colombo to launch Sri Lanka's first ever National Policy on Prevention and Control Of Cancers. 

Nuclear Energy Regulatory Commission To Punish Those Who Are Violating The Radiation Act

The Nuclear Energy Regulatory Commission has decided to punish those who are violating the Radiation Act with effect from 01st of January.

The commission has decided to issue a licence for those who are working at the fields related to radiation in view of building Radiation Free Sri Lanka according to the sources.

Those persons or institutions that acted by violating  Radiation Act will be punished through courts or by abolishing their licences the Commission has said.

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