Friday, April 7, 2017
MP Weerawansha Released On Bail
Colombo Fort Magistrate Court has today(07) released the Joint Opposition MP Wimal Weerawanhsa who were in prison for nearly three months over misusing of state owned vehicles ,on bail .The MP who was admitted to the Colombo National Hospital recently due to a fasting campaign he had launched was released on a cash bail of Rs.50,000 and two personal bails of Rs.500,000 each .However the Colombo Fort Magistrate instructed the MP Weerawansha to to hand over his passport to the Court.
The MP who arrived in the Court through an Ambulance as his revised bail application considered by the Court today was discharged by the Hospital this evening soon after he was released on bail.
Two Persons Were Killed Due To A Fire In A Fire Cracker Factory
Two persons reported as killed due to a fire occurred in a fire cracker factory in Kimbulapitiya,Negambo(Cololmbo) this evening.Fire Brigade arrived in the scene involved in dousing the fire it has been revealed,
Ministry Of Health To Taken Over The Dr.Neville Fernando Private Hospital
Ministry Of Health,Nutrition and Indigenous Medicine will be taken
over the controversial
Dr.Neville Fernando Private Hospital attached to
the Private Medical Collage in Malabe(SAITM) soon as a step to solve the
problems arisen due to the Hospital and the Medical Collage, the
Ministry Of Higher Education and Highways has announced today(07).
According to the Ministry Of Higher Education the following steps will be taken as measures to solve the Malabe Private Medical Collage issue in addition to taken over of the Dr.Neville Fernando Hospital .
(1)The students passed out from the Private Medical Collage in Malabe will be given a further clinical training in Awissawella and Homagama Hospitals on Surgery,Obstetrics and Gynecology and Medical science .
(2) Passed out students will be allowed to sit for an examination jointly conducted by the Sri Lanka Medical Council and University Grants Commission
(3) The Ministry Of Health will be gazetted the minimum standards required by medical education in Sri Lanka recommended by the Sri Lanka Medical Council as per the approval of Attorney General.
Dr.Neville Fernando Private Hospital attached to
the Private Medical Collage in Malabe(SAITM) soon as a step to solve the
problems arisen due to the Hospital and the Medical Collage, the
Ministry Of Higher Education and Highways has announced today(07).According to the Ministry Of Higher Education the following steps will be taken as measures to solve the Malabe Private Medical Collage issue in addition to taken over of the Dr.Neville Fernando Hospital .
(1)The students passed out from the Private Medical Collage in Malabe will be given a further clinical training in Awissawella and Homagama Hospitals on Surgery,Obstetrics and Gynecology and Medical science .
(2) Passed out students will be allowed to sit for an examination jointly conducted by the Sri Lanka Medical Council and University Grants Commission
(3) The Ministry Of Health will be gazetted the minimum standards required by medical education in Sri Lanka recommended by the Sri Lanka Medical Council as per the approval of Attorney General.
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