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Message: <blockquote data-quote="KBE_KevinSpacey" data-source="post: 26552816" data-attributes="member: 577428">Bro what what fuck are you saying , you fucking bitch accepted from so many donation from japan this year . Lajjaw nethi wal balli maha ekagage balli neda uba? uba ahapapan ube maha ballagen mewa dan kohdeda kiyala . thuuu nodakain<a href="https://www.lk.emb-japan.go.jp/itprtop_en/00_000969_00013.html" target="_blank">https://www.lk.emb-japan.go.jp/itprtop_en/00_000969_00013.html</a><a href="https://www.lk.emb-japan.go.jp/itprtop_en/00_000969_00012.html" target="_blank">https://www.lk.emb-japan.go.jp/itprtop_en/00_000969_00012.html</a><a href="https://www.lk.emb-japan.go.jp/itprtop_en/00_000969_00020.html" target="_blank">https://www.lk.emb-japan.go.jp/itprtop_en/00_000969_00020.html</a><a href="http://www.colombopage.com/archive_21A/Feb16_1613490156CH.php" target="_blank">http://www.colombopage.com/archive_21A/Feb16_1613490156CH.php</a><a href="https://www.lk.emb-japan.go.jp/itprtop_en/00_000969_00010.html" target="_blank">https://www.lk.emb-japan.go.jp/itprtop_en/00_000969_00010.html</a>　Colombo, 30, April 2021-The Ministry of Health has received the first batch of cold chain equipment procured by UNICEF with funding from the Government of Japan to strengthen Sri Lanka’s delivery of immunization services, including against COVID-19Today, 500 vaccine carriers were handed over by Ms. Emma Brigham, UNICEF Sri Lanka Representative, a.i and Mr. SUGIYAMA Akira, Ambassador of Japan to Sri Lanka at the UNICEF office. The items were received by the Minister of Health, Pavithra WanniarachchiThe next consignments will include 100 ice lined refrigerators, 145 fridge temperature monitors and over 1,000 vaccine carriers.“These equipment are not only critical for the current rollout of vaccinations, including the second dose for the COVID-19 vaccines which just started, but also the long-term support to the entire immunization programme. We are thankful to the Government of Japan for providing grants for these important items, that is much needed for provision of vaccination and to strengthen our cold chain management. Let me recall our long-term relationship between Sri Lanka and Japan and we know that you never hesitate to support our country”, said Ms Wanniarachchi“Also, with the same spirit, I want to mention that UNICEF has been supporting throughout Sri Lanka with procurement related to cold chain equipment and immunization and on behalf of the Government of Sri Lanka, my sincere gratitude to UNICEF”, she addedSpeaking at the event, Ambassador SUGIYAMA said, “ As a long-time friend of Sri Lanka, Japan extends  "Last One Mile Support" to Sri Lanka to ensure equitable access to vaccines for all people in need across the country by supporting the cold chain system.  While Japan extends such emergency assistance through UNICEF to developing countries across the world, the 500 vaccine carriers handed over to Sri Lanka today is the very first batch of vaccine equipment under our global “Last One Mile Support” program.  We would like to thank UNICEF Sri Lanka and the Ministry of Health for their efficient procurement efforts.  The Government of Japan believes that the 500 vaccine carriers will accelerate the vaccination program in Sri Lanka by safe and prompt distribution of vaccines under proper temperature control.  The Government of Japan has so far provided USD 14.4 million assistance for Sri Lanka’s COVID -19 response as well as contributed USD 200 million to the COVAX Facility.  Japan will continue to stand in solidarity with the government and people of Sri Lanka in the joint combat against COVID-19.”Sri Lanka is currently rolling out vaccinations against the pandemic for prioritized groups, including the elderly population above 60 years of age in high-risk areas impacted by COVID-19, in line with the National Vaccine Deployment Plan of the Ministry of Health (MOH). “There couldn’t have been any better time to handover over this cold chain equipment than during this World Immunization Week being marked under the themes, Vaccines bring us closer together and Vaccines work. This partnership of the Government of Japan, UNICEF and the Ministry of Health precisely demonstrates the power of coming together to boost immunization services, which are now more important than ever, given the COVID-19 pandemic”, said Ms Brigham. “UNICEF is grateful for the long-standing support from the people and Government of Japan and the strong collaboration with the Ministry of Health in Sri Lanka”.Through the COVAX Facility, in March, UNICEF brought in the first batch of 264,000 doses of the Oxford AstraZeneca ‘Covishield’ vaccines which are currently being rolled out. The cold chain equipment received today will boost the overall immunization system, including to receive, store and roll-out the COVID-19 vaccination programme.====================================================================================================olombo, 30 March 2021 – The Government of Japan has provided nearly $3 million through UNICEF to support the cold chain system in Sri Lanka and strengthen delivery of immunization services, including in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.Sri Lanka is currently rolling out vaccinations against the pandemic for prioritized groups, including the elderly population above 60 years of age in high-risk areas impacted by COVID-19. 　"As a long-standing friend of Sri Lanka, it is our great honour to provide emergency grant assistance through UNICEF in our joint combat against COVID-19. We believe that the procurement of cold chain equipment and relevant technical assistance will ensure equitable access and swift rollout of vaccination across the country.", said SUGIYAMA Akira, Ambassador of Japan to Sri Lanka. 　This new, timely contribution from Japan will be used for the procurement of cold chain equipment, including walk-in cold rooms,  ice lined refrigerators and vaccine carriers. In addition, the grant will support the operation and maintenance of the cold chain equipment, effective vaccine management as well as expansion of temperature monitoring system to all districts.   　“Contributions like this from the Government of Japan are crucial in our joint efforts with the Ministry of Health to support the delivery of COVID-19 vaccination services and further strengthen Sri Lanka’s health system”, said Emma Brigham, UNICEF Sri Lanka Representative a.i 　Through the COVAX Facility, in March, UNICEF brought in the first batch of 264,000 doses of the Oxford AstraZeneca ‘Covishield’ vaccines which are being rolled out in line with the National Vaccine Deployment Plan of the Ministry of Health. 　This support from the Government of Japan comes as a boost to Sri Lanka’s ongoing efforts to strengthen the overall immunization system, including to receive, store and roll-out the COVID-19 vaccination programme.</blockquote>

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