Only Private Sector hospital with modular surgical theatres.
Great care has been taken to ensure ease of access to all service areas through properly located ramps and elevators. The hospital has been designed according to international standards found at leading medical facilities around the world. The hospital is conveniently located in Rajagiriya in the suburbs of Colombo and is easily accessible. Perceived lack of revenue has kept the private sector away from specialty hospitals which by their very nature bring together the best resources under one roof. More in: Lakbima/ 11 April or Lankadeepa/ 11 April The state sector in Sri Lanka has many specialty hospitals but just one for eye care and none for ENT care. He had been acting as a close relative of the Prime Minister for a long time. More in: Island 17 April A Fraudster nettedĪ fraudster was arrested in Kahalla area by the Galkiriyagama police for allegedly defrauding a huge amount of money from job seekers promising to send them Italy. More in: Island 13 April & Lankadeepa/ 13 April Police in hot waterĪ high level inquiry has been launched by the Police into an incident on the Sinhala/Hindu New Year day where a 12-year-old boy was allegedly stripped naked and mercilessly assaulted by a group of drunken policemen attached to Seeduwa Police Station. The police recovered 75 dud notes of the same denomination from the possession of the two teachers along with computers, scanners, printers and other equipment used to produce dud notes from a house in Nugegoda. Two leading tuition masters in Nugegoda have been nabbed by the Ratnapura police with counterfeit 1,000 rupee notes. More in: Sunday Financial Times 26 April www.sundaytimes,lk Dud notes with tuition masters the details could be submitted with supporting documents in a format shown in a Central Bank advertisement published in the newspapers. Golden Key depositors have been told by the Central Bank to submit details of monies invested in the company. More in: Daily Mirror 24 April Details of deposits too The general public has also been told to furnish any information relating to these. The Central Bank has noticed that all past and present employees and agents of the Golden Key Credit Card Company to declare their assets and liabilities to the Monetary Board of Sri Lanka. More in: Daily Mirror 24 April Central Bank tightens screws The magistrate also directed the prison authorities to submit a report on their failure to transfer Chairman Kotelawela to prison from the National Hospital despite the Judicial Medical Office (JMO) reporting that he was fit enough to leave hospital More in: Sunday Financial Times 19 April Kotelawela further remandedĬeylinco Group Chairman Lalith Kotelawela and other suspects were further remanded when the Golden Key case was taken up at the Mount Lavinia Magistrate’s court. CEO of Golden Key Khavan Perera, now in remand, was functioning as Deputy Chairman of 35 subsidiaries. More in: Sunday Financial Times 19 April Huge salaries for directorsĮighteen Deputy Chairmen of the Ceylinco Group drew salaries ranging from Rs 3 million to Rs 10 million for serving in several subsidiaries of the Group, AG’s Department sources say. Several directors and officials of the Company have started disclosing their assets following a Supreme Court order. One of the Golden Key Credit Card Company directors owns 21 houses among other assets according to the affidavit submitted to the Central Bank. Golden Key Company continues to be in the news with the media following up on the happenings on a regular basis.
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