Male To Female Ratio In Sri Lanka Declining Further

The Male to female ratio in Sri Lanka at present is 93.1 males per 100 females according to the Sri Lanka family planning association. 

The ratio is due to decline further it is estimated that by the year 2022 the ratio will be 92.2 males per 100 females.

The female population in Sri Lanka is on the increase and the male population is decreasing since 1981 due to numerous factors it has been revealed.

In the year 1981 male to female ratio in the country stands as 104 males per 100 females and since then the female population exceeds the male population an experts have stated during a Media Workshop held today(22) at the Sri Lanka family planning association office  in Colombo.

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Vipathakadee Sathutu Noweema

'Minisun vipathata pathwa sitina mohothakade utsava ,sadayan pawathweema Saba Sri lankikayinge swabawaya nowe. Sama witama yamak samaremedi asarana ayekuta pilisaranak weemata huru wanna.Awideemata nohaki ayekuta kihili karuwak laba dema eseth nathinam roda putuwak laba dema ketharam aganeday sitha balanna. Eyin labena sahanaya sadakalikaya"

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A Wild Elephant Was Killed During A Fight With A Tusker In Minneriya Wildlife Park

A Wild Elephant "Netta Kota" was killed after a fight

he had with a tusker "Wasaba' in palupitiya area at the Minneriya National Wildlife Park it has been reported.

The Elephant had received serious injuries to his left eye and to the stomach during the fight with the tusker which lasted around one hour and as a result the Elephant fallen down it has been revealed.

The Wildlife officials arrived in the scene had chased away the tusker in to the wildlife park however as the tusker returned back to the Elephant few times and attacked mostly to his stomach "Netta Kota"succumbed to his injuries .