The Prime Minister’s Office and the Army are using Ayurvedic medicines for the corona virus but no one is saying this openly – Western Province Ayurvedic Commissioner

Western Province Ayurvedic Commissioner Mala Perera says that everyone including the Prime Minister’s Office, the Ministry of Health and the Army are using Ayurvedic medicines for the corona virus. But she also said that no one is saying this openly. She added that there are about 40,000 people currently receiving Ayurvedic treatment for corona. She said this in an interview on an youtube channel.
95.8% of the reported corona infections in Sri Lanka these days are caused by Delta strains – Dr. Chandima Jeewandara

It has been revealed that 95.8% of the reported corona infections in Sri Lanka these days are caused by Delta strains. Dr. Chandima Jeewandara of the University of Sri Jayewardenepura states that this has been confirmed by the testing of biological samples throughout the country. He says this in a post on his social media account.
Decisive discussion on extending curfew is due today

The decision on whether or not to lift the current curfew and travel restrictions is due today. The decision will be taken at the Corona Suppression Task Force chaired by the President. However, the Director General of Health Services states that strict health guidelines should be formulated to be implemented after the country is opened. Meanwhile, several medical associations, including the Sri Lanka Medical Association, have called for the travel restrictions to be implemented for another week or two.
Media reports that saying the Prime Minister will visit Pope Francis during his visit to Italy are completely false- Secretary to the Prime Minister

The media reports that the Prime Minister Mahinda Rajapaksa, who is on a visit to Italy, will meet His Holiness Pope Francis at the Vatican during that visit are completely false. Rohan Weliwita, Secretary to the Prime Minister said. The Prime Minister’s visit to Italy is planned based on the keynote address at the inaugural session of an international conference at the University of Bologna and on diplomatic meetings.
Ishini Wickramasinghe has resigned from the post of Director-General of the National Zoological Gardens Department

Ishini Wickramasinghe has resigned from the post of Director-General of the National Zoological Gardens Department. She has already submitted her resignation letter. Wildlife Minister Wimalaweera Dissanayake also confirms this. It is reported that she has resigned in protest of the government’s decision to hand over some of the elephants currently being held by the government to their original owners. Several parties claim that the new decision has the potential to return illegally captured elephants to traffickers. Ishani Wickremasinghe is a niece of former Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe
Sri Lanka is in danger of launching extremist attacks such as the Easter attack

The Bodu Bala Sena says that the country is in danger of launching extremist attacks such as the Easter attack, which infiltrates through very small security gaps. It’s General Secretary Ven. Galagoda Atte Gnanasara Thero has informed President Gotabhaya Rajapaksa. He has informed the President about this with a letter.
If the Pfaizer vaccine was given to the youth of Hambantota because there is a port in that area, then it is appropriate to give the vaccine to Colombo- Dr. Hemantha Herath

If it is said that the Pfaizer vaccine was given to the youth of Hambantota because there is a port in that area, then it is appropriate to give the vaccine to Colombo as there is a port in Colombo as well, said the Media Spokesman of the Ministry of Health, Dr. Hemantha Herath. He said this while he was responding to a query made by Dr. Prasanna Gunasena, Chairman of the State Pharmaceuticals Corporation. However, he said that there was no problem in expressing his views to Prasanna Gunasena and that the Ministry of Health was not present at the time of the decision. He made these comments at a press conference held at the Health Promotion Bureau.
The Police Narcotics Bureau is assisting the public to arrest the suspect ‘Malabe Bob Marley’

The Police Narcotics Bureau is assisting the public to arrest the suspect ‘Malabe Bob Marley’ who was arrested on August 31 off the coast of Beruwala on August 31 and has been identified as the person involved in the five suspects smuggling of more than 288 kilograms of heroin. The suspect is currently evading the police and the public is requested to provide information on his arrest if known. If you know any information about him, please contact the following telephone numbers. Assistant Director Police Narcotics Bureau 071-8592727011-2343333-4
A man has set himself on fire near a private bank

A man has set himself on fire near a private bank in the Cinnamon Gardens area in Colombo Tuesday evening (July 7), Cinnamon Gardens Police said. The suspect has been admitted to the Colombo National Hospital by residents of the area. A spokesman for the Kunduruwatta Police stated that steps are being taken to reveal the identity of the person who set the fire and that the condition of the person who was hospitalized is not serious. The reason behind him setting himself on fire Police suspect he may be a mentally ill person. Cinnamon Gardens Police are conducting further investigations.
The head of the company involved in the deletion of data from the Drugs Authority has been arrested

The CEO of Epic Lanka Technology, Tharindara Kalpage, who had taken the tender to maintain the database of the National Drug Regulatory Authority, has been arrested by the CID. The tender was given to the company during Rajitha Senaratne’s tenure as Minister of Health.
