Mrs Samantha Power, Administrator of the United States Agency for International Development left Sri Lanka
Mrs Samantha Power, Administrator of the United States Agency for International Development, who came to the island for a two-day official visit, left the island. Katunayake Airport Duty Manager said that she left on a Qatar Airways flight at around 3.50 am today. The team arrived on the island yesterday to discuss the current economic crisis and strengthen the development partnership between America and Sri Lanka. Mrs Samantha Power, who visited a farm in the Ja-Ala Ekala area yesterday and discussed the problems faced by the farmers, said that 40 million dollars will be awarded for the needs of the farmers in the country.
The Asian Development Bank is expecting to provide support in different fields to get rid of the difficult situation in Sri Lanka
The Asian Development Bank says that it is expected to provide support in different fields to get rid of the difficult situation that Sri Lanka is facing. It’s South Asia Department Director General Kenichi Yokoyama and the delegation said this when they met President Ranil Wickramasinghe at the Presidential Office this morning (12). The President’s Media Division said that attention was paid to several areas of bilateral cooperation between the Asian Development Bank and the Government of Sri Lanka. Asian Development Bank Resident Director Mr Chen Chen, Deputy Director Utsav Kumar and President’s Senior Adviser on National Security and Chief of Presidential Staff Mr. Sagala Ratnayake were also present on this occasion.
The Sri Lankan team won the Asia Cup 2020
The Sri Lankan team won the Asia Cup 2020 cricket championship yesterday (11). The match against Pakistan was won by 23 runs. Accordingly, this is the 6th time that Sri Lanka has won the Asian Cup. The last time Sri Lanka won the Asia Cup was in 2014. Pakistan won the toss in the match held in Dubai and invited Sri Lanka to bat first. According to that, the Sri Lankan team managed to score 170 runs by losing 6 wickets at the end of the scheduled 20 overs. Bhanuka Rajapaksa, who engaged in a superb batting run, scored 71 runs without losing. At the end of the scheduled 20 overs, the Pakistan team, who played the reply innings, could score only 147 runs.
The people inside the television also supported the protest.. They said it was good to break the barriers..- Danish Ali”
Danish Ali, who entered into National TV and disrupted the broadcasts, says that people inside National Television supported the protest. He said that it is good to break into it and hear messages from the television crew. He made these comments during an interview on an youtube channel. He said there that Wasantha was not a leaderof Mudali’s struggle and Wasantha Samarasinghe was a gall face from time to time.
Economic Crisis in Sri Lanka-Powercut duration will increase over 7 to 8 hours
The supplier who gave the lowest bid has informed that it is not possible to supply coal to Sri Lanka at the moment. The companies in Sri Lanka have informed that they will take this decision until the allegations leveled against their company are resolved legally. In the meantime, the Public Utilities Commission states that if the necessary stocks of coal are not received in the country by the 25th, all the generators of the Norochchola Power Plant will be disabled. Then the commission says that the power cut will have to be done over seven or eight hours.
The Queen’s last appearance had signs of death – Australian doctor Deb Cohen
British Queen Elizabeth II, who passed away yesterday, met the new Prime Minister Liz Truss two days before her death, and the Queen’s last gestures were recorded by photos and videos at that time. The ‘Guardian’ newspaper reveals in an article that a doctor has pointed out that the queen’s poor appearance is a sign that she will die in a few days. Dr Deb Cohen-Jones, who lives in Perth, Western Australia, said photographs of Queen Elizabeth II’s hands, which she posed with new UK Prime Minister Liz Truss at Scotland’s Balmoral Castle on Tuesday, showed signs of deteriorating health.. ‘There seems to be evidence of peripheral vascular disease. It’s a circulatory disorder that causes the blood vessels outside your heart and brain to narrow, block or spasm,’ she said. ‘It usually causes heart attacks. If your peripheral circulation is poor, the organs will not get a good blood supply. It could be a sign of multiple organ failure.’ Common symptoms of the disease include intermittent pain, aches or muscle fatigue, ‘coldness’ in the affected body part, numbness and pins and needles.” She said.. The late Queen’s arms were found to be ‘bloated’ and droopy, which occurs when the heart can no longer pump blood effectively. Blood pressure slowly drops and blood flow throughout the body slows, causing the extremities to feel cold to the touch. Sadly, Dr Deb confirmed that if Queen Elizabeth II was suffering from a chronic illness, she would have been in ‘a lot of pain’ as it ‘looked quite severe’. “There is no way of knowing exactly how long the ‘mottling’ was there, as the Queen was rarely seen in public and often wore gloves.” She explained
Queen Elizabeth II death-How the day gone in England on the day the news of the Queen’s death was published
Britain’s Queen Elizabeth II died peacefully at Balmoral. Here’s how the day unfolded with that incident 12.32: Buckingham Palace said in a statement that doctors are concerned about the Queen’s health. They say the head of state is comfortable and the royal doctors have recommended that she remain under medical supervision. 12.45 pm: Clarence House says Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall have gone to Balmoral. A minute later, Kensington Palace confirmed that William was also heading north. 2.39 pm: Royal Air Force flight KRF23R takes off from RAF Northolt in South Ruislip, west London, according to flight tracking website Flightradar24. Takes William, Duke of York and the Earl and Countess of Wessex. 3.50: Dassault Falcon aircraft lands at Aberdeen Airport. After 5 pm: A group of cars, including a Range Rover driven by William, with Andrew in the passenger seat and Edward and Sophie in the back, arrive at Balmoral. 6.31 pm: Buckingham Palace released a statement saying: “The Queen died peacefully at Balmoral this afternoon. King Charles and the Queen will stay at Balmoral this evening and return to London tomorrow. After 7 pm: Charles, who became king after his mother’s death, said: “The death of my dear mother, the Queen, is a moment of great sadness for me and all my family. We are deeply saddened by the loss of a much-loved mother. I know her loss will be deeply felt by countless people across the country, the states and the Commonwealth, and around the world. 7.08: Prime Minister Liz Truss says it’s “the end of Elizabeth II” and concludes by saying “God protect the King”. She also talks about getting along with the new king, King Charles III.” 7.25pm: Clarence House confirms that Charles will be known as King Charles III. 7.41: Kensington Palace confirms Kate and William will be known as the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and Cambridge.
Britain’s Queen Elizabeth II passed away – Charles becomes king
The UK’s longest-serving Queen Elizabeth II, 96, has died at Balmoral after 70 years in power. Earlier on Thursday, her family gathered at her Scottish estate after concerns about her health. With her death, her eldest son Charles, the former Prince of Wales, will lead the country in mourning as the new monarch and head of state of 14 Commonwealth realms. According to British media reports, the family members have gone to the Balmoral Palace in Scotland, where Queen Elizabeth is now living, due to the emergency announcement that the health condition of the 96-year-old Queen Elizabeth II of Britain is in poor condition. The palace only announced that doctors have said she needs to be under medical supervision. The Queen presided over the swearing-in ceremony of the new British Prime Minister yesterday, which was not held at Buckingham Palace as usual but was held at the Queen’s current residence due to the Queen’s health condition. Queen Elizabeth has been suffering from “episodic mobility problems” since late last year, or difficulty travelling and working long hours, royal doctors have said. Her eldest son and heir Prince Charles and his wife Camilla have visited her Scottish home where she is staying with his eldest son Prince William, while her other children – Anne, Andrew and Edward – were also on their way to the palace. A spokesman said Prince Harry and his wife Meghan, who is in Britain, will also travel to Scotland after cancelling several events. My prayers and those of and people across the nation are with the Queen today,” Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby said in the tweet @churchofengland Queen Elizabeth spent one night in hospital last October and has been forced to cut back on public engagements since then. Queen Elizabeth came to the throne on February 6, 1952, when she was just 25, following the death of her father, King George VI.
The Sri Lankan Karate team that went to England to participate in the Commonwealth Karate Do Championship has been deported from England
The Sri Lankan Karate team that Went to England recently to participate in the Commonwealth Karate Do Championship has been deported from England. Accordingly, this event was scheduled to hold in Birmingham, England from the 5th to the 7th of this month. Also, The Sri Lankan team received visas to participate at the last moment, on the 27th. However, due to this delay, the team members were able to book seats on the same flight, So they left for England on 3 separate planes. Also sports Ministry spends a lot of money to get visas for these athletes had been given by the Ministry. But the sad incident is that Air tickets and other expenses were settled with the personal money of the players. The Sri Lankan team, which reached England in such a situation, was severely questioned there and the immigration authorities tookimmediate action to deport back to Sri Lanka. Also There they questioned the players Are there any preparations for the players to escape in England? Also, the England immigration authorities continued to question the documents of the players. Not only that they questioned them under whose supervision we they were and who signed the relevant documents. Not only that It is stated that they have inquired about the accuracy of the relevant documents in various ways. Also, a doubt has now arisen that someone has sent a petition to the England authorities regarding this matter.In such a background, the Minister of Sports commenting in this regard said If anyone has done such an act in a harmful manner to the future of sportspersons and the reputation of Sri Lanka, they will be punished accordingly.
Ministry of Education has planned to introduce English medium in all schools from the first grade one
Education Minister Susil Premajayanthas that the Ministry of Education has planned to introduce English medium in all schools from the grade one next year in line with the education reforms. Addressing an event organized at the ministry under the theme ‘English Simple’, the minister said that this decision was taken to help children in rural areas to move with the world without fear of new technology. “With education reforms, English language proficiency is essential in the advanced technology world,” he said. The minister also said that it has been proposed to teach mathematics and science subjects through English medium in Sinhala medium classes from grade six onwards. The minister also said that this system is also applicable to students who are studying in Tamil medium