NOLIMIT refurbishes Ward 3 at the District General Hospital Negombo

NOLIMIT's involvement in contributing towards the Nation's development particularly in the field of education, culture, sports and health care is well-known. Continuing in its efforts to put resources toward the development of health care in Sri Lanka, NOLIMIT today announced that it has just completed its work on the refurbishment project of ward 03 of the District General Hospital of Negombo.

Western Province Health Director, Dr. Amal Harsha de Silva unveiling the sign board at the entrance to Ward 03 of the Negombo District General Hospital at the official handover ceremony

It is a series of service carried out by NOLIMIT for the wellbeing of our citizens that started from Maharagama Cancer Hospital, Colombo South Teaching Hospital, De Soysa Women's Hospital to the District General Hospital of Negombo by taking over the responsibility of refurbishing and maintaining wards that had been very vital and awaited towards a better service to patients.

As a part of NOLIMIT's CSR activities, the entirety of ward three was renovated and revamped at a cost of Rs. One Million with new fixtures and amenities. Some of the Dignitaries who graced the special occasion included, Prelate Kondahamulle Gnanasirithissa, Divisional Secretary A.K.K. Alawatte, Chairman Hospital Development foundation Dr. C. J. Ian, Medical Superintendent of District General Hospital Negombo, Dr. A. R. M. Thaufeek and deputy medical superintendent Dr. W.M. Lal Anurasiri.

M. H. M. Jaufer, Operations Manager of NOLIMIT said: "Continuing our CSR projects, we have been on a drive to revamp and refurbish institutions of health care in Sri Lanka. To date, we have replaced key areas on these wards and some general public areas with all the facilities.

As a corporate institution we prefer to support projects that will make a greater difference in the lives of many people. And so, we are very happy that NOLIMIT has got the opportunity to contribute for the development of the country and the wellbeing of our people including the improvement of the healthcare delivery sector in Sri Lanka.

The relationships we have just established with the hospitals will continue to blossom. We truly hope that NOLIMIT's example will inspire other corporate institutions in the country."

"We hope to be a partner of our country's development and the citizens' wellbeing at all times", he added.