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Dr. Thamara Kalubowila appointed chairman of Sri Jayewardenepura Hospital

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The Ministry of Health and Mass Media has appointed Dr. Thamara Kalubowila as the new Chairman of Sri Jayewardenepura Hospital.

Minister of Health and Mass Media, Dr. Nalinda Jayatissa, presented Dr Kalubowila with the letter of appointment on Tuesday (29) at the Ministry of Health and Mass Media.

Dr Kalubowila, an old boy of Royal College, Colombo, graduated with an MBBS degree from the Faculty of Medicine, University of Colombo in 1986.

He began his medical career at Panadura Hospital and subsequently served in numerous positions, including Medical Officer of Health, Regional Director of Health Services, Maternal and Child Health Medical Officer, Epidemiologist, and Medical Officer-in-Charge. Following these roles, he entered the field of medical administration as the Medical Superintendent of Horana Hospital.

He obtained a postgraduate qualification in medical administration from the Postgraduate Institute of Medicine, University of Colombo, in 2002.

Afterwards, Dr Kalubowila worked as the director at Panadura, Horana, and Kalutara hospitals, as well as the Kalutara Health Sciences Institute and Regional Director of Health Services (RDHS) for the Kalutara District.

Dr. Kalubowila officially assumed duties as Chair of Sri Jayewardenepura Hospital Wednesday morning (30).



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Shafali, Renuka close in on top five in ICC T20I rankings

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(Cricinfo)

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recommended by the panel of interviewers to the post of Director General of the Sports Development Department with effect form 01.01.2026.

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