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Generous Hearts Foundation uplifts rural lives

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For the past three years, Generous Hearts Foundation has been working in rural areas to uplift the lives of school children and families.

Its most recent initiative is a drinking water project, mainly in the Anuradhapura District, which aims not only to provide purified drinking water but also to reduce kidney disease by ensuring long-term access to safe water, a news release said.

“Through this project, we have connected with more than 25 schools and several villages, reaching over 3,000 children and their families. We have installed new RO (reverse osmosis) plants, repaired and upgraded existing systems, and supplied purified water to communities in need.

This project was made possible with the generous support of EFL Vietnam, EFL Sri Lanka, and several individual donors who joined hands with us,” it said.

“In addition to the water project, we have also carried out several other initiatives in Anuradhapura and other districts across Sri Lanka, including:

Providing sanitary napkins to schools for over a year until government supply was available.

Supplying stationery items to school children.

Renovating school libraries to support education.

Donating disability equipment to children and families.”

More details of our work are regularly shared on our Facebook page: Generous Hearts Foundation.



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Amendment of the Quarantine and Prevention of Diseases Ordinance No. 3 of 1897

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Quarantine and Prevention of Diseases Ordinance No. 3 of 1897 is the principle law that regulates the prevention of the spread of communicable diseases and the implementation of quarantine measures.

However, at present, it has been observed that the risk of spreading communicable diseases across borders have significantly increased due to  considerable increase in the
international and domestic movement of persons, goods, and services and frequent international travel and trade have led communicable diseases spread rapidly between countries.

Accordingly, although cabinet approval was granted in the 2016 to amend the Quarantine and Prevention of Diseases Ordinance No. 3 of 1897, the relevant amendment bills have not been  presented to Parliament.

Therefore, as per the proposal made by the Minister of Health and Mass Media, the Cabinet of Ministers has approved the appointment of a Review Committee to study the amendment bill that has been prepared  and propose suitable amendments to meet the current health challenges as well as challenges that may arise in the future, taking into consideration the experience obtained during the epidemic situations that have occurred in the past.

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Cabinet approves donation of USD One Million to the Government of Nepal

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The Cabinet of Ministers granted approval to the proposal submitted by the President to make a donation of United States Dollars One million as humanitarian and economic relief to the government of Nepal

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Sun directly overhead Kalpitiya, Talawa, Sinharagama, Galkadawala, Nachchaduwa, Padikaramaduwa, Gomarankalla and Verugal about 12.10 noon today (01)

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The sun is going to be directly over the latitudes of  Sri Lanka from 28th of August to 07th of  September due to its apparent southward relative motion.

The nearest places of Sri Lanka over which the sun is overhead today (01) are Kalpitiya, Talawa, Sinharagama, Galkadawala,
Nachchaduwa, Padikaramaduwa, Gomarankalla and Verugal about 12.10 noon.

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