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15,000 nightingales in next three years by Bharatha Malawaraarachchi In a bid to resolve the existing shortage of Government hospital
nurses, the Healthcare and Nutrition Ministry has decided on a massive
recruitment drive which seeks to recruit 5,000 nurses each year for the
next three years. This follows instructions issued by Minister Nimal
Siripala de Silva to officials to expedite the recruitment process to
further strengthen the health service. Transparency International Sri Lanka acting without good faith Communications Director of the Ministry of Relief, Rehabilitation and
Reconstruction Dihan Hettige referring to an invitation by the convenor of
Transparency International Sri Lanka J.C. Weliamuna to the Presidential
Spokesman and Director General of Relief, Rehabilitation and
Reconstruction (RRR) Harim Peiris to attend a Donor Forum today (28th)
organised by TRISL Call for Tsunami Presidential Commission of Inquiry UPFA Member of Parliament, President's Counsel Wijeyadasa Rajapakse has
appealed to President Chandrika Bandaranaike Kumaratunga to appoint a
Commission of Inquiry consisting of competent members to probe if there
were any lapses or omissions on the part of the relevant authorities for
failing to communicate to the people of coastal Sri Lanka an advance
warning of the tsunami disaster. Other Stories |
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