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HIV cases on the rise among Sri Lankan youth - health expert
28 Nov 2024 (1:21 PM) Death toll due to adverse weather climbs to 12
28 Nov 2024 (3:42 PM) Traffic movement on A-9 road resumes after floods
28 Nov 2024 (1:38 PM) President Dissanayake holds discussion with World Bank Group President
28 Nov 2024 (2:19 PM) Warrant against MP Archchuna recalled after appearing at court
28 Nov 2024 (4:48 PM) Tusker Deegadanthu 1 dies from electrocution
28 Nov 2024 (3:44 PM) |
The National STD'AIDS Control Programme (NSACP) of the Ministry of Health says that HIV infections among the country s youth has increased owing to factors such as the use of mobile phones and modern technology to find partners, as well as the lack of proper sex education. 
According to Sri Lanka s Disaster Management Center (DMC), a total of 12 deaths have been reported due to the prevailing adverse weather conditions in the country. 
The A-9 main road to Jaffna which was closed at Omanthai due to floods has now been reopened for traffic movement, police said. 
A virtual meeting was held yesterday (27) between President Anura Kumara Dissanayake and the President of the World Bank Group (WBG) Mr. Ajay Banga at the Presidential Secretariat, to discuss Sri Lanka s future development priorities. 
The Colombo Magistrate s Court today ordered to recall the arrest warrant issued against Jaffna District Independent Member of Parliament Archchuna Ramanathan after he failed to appear before the court in relation with an incident of assaulting an individual after causing a traffic accident. 
The infamous tusker known as Deegadanthu 1 , one of the elephants with the longest tusks in the country, often spotted roaming the Kala Wewa National Park, has been electrocuted to death after coming into contact with an electric fence set up in front of a house in Andiyagala, Hinguruwewa. Copyright © 2007 - 2024 Col3neg. All Rights Reserved.
