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Lankan twins eye world record
President Mahinda Rajapaksa has agreed to assist the Twins
Association to set up the world record for the Largest Twins Gathering
on August 23. The Association has made arrangements to hand over draft
papers for the said record on January 19 to the President at Temple
Trees at 2.00 p.m. The association requests members who wish to take
part may contact Upuli Gamage on 0114913055/6 to be included in the list
of participants.
It also welcomes new members who would like to enroll to contact
Upuli on above number.
Accidents claim three
Rafik Jalaldeen
At least three persons were killed and several others were injured in
two separate accidents in Galoluwa and Tangalle last week.
Police spokesman SSP I.M. Karunaratna said a motorcycle rider and a
pillion rider were killed when a truck and a motorcycle collided at
Galoluwa town at around 6.00 pm.
“One person died on the spot and the other died after admission to
Galoluwa hospital,” he added. The truck driver was arrested.
The deceased were identified as T.C.R. Edirisinghe, 36, and Sugath
Jayawickrama, 35, residents of Galoluwa and Pitigala. Meanwhile, one
person was killed and six others injured when a lorry toppled down in
Moraketiyara, Tangalle on Thursday evening.
No change of the Head of State in Sri Lanka
Is predicted by Indian astro - Consultant, K.K.
Theventhra Rajh.
K.K. Theventhra Rajh had earlier correctly predicted in 2005 November
in the Sri Lankan Newspapers that Mahinda Rajapaksa will win the
Presidential Election and will continue for two terms in office.
He had further predicted in 2007 that the President of Sri Lanka will
eliminate terrorism in this country before August 31st, 2009.
I accept a challenge from any one on an Astrological basis regarding
the above prediction.
K.K. Theventhra Rajh
Astro - Consultant
India Mobile +91 9840929311
Sri Lanka Mobile +94 (0) 77 3954466
Man nabbed with hand grenade in house
Siri Wewwage - Matara Roving
Dickwella police arrested a suspect with a hand grenade hidden in his
home at Urugamuwa area last week.
Dickwella police are investigating.
Drug shortage in hospital
Gamini Samaranayake Kandy Roving correspondent
There is a shortage of drugs at Government hospital at Menikhinne
district hospital in the Kundasale electorate. Out-door patients are
inconvenienced. |