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Message: <blockquote data-quote="mr.tikko" data-source="post: 10381231" data-attributes="member: 319171">දැන් මොකාද මේකට වග කියන්නෙ...?ඩොක්ටර් එලියන්ත වයිට්ට බැනල වැඩක් නැහැ... එම දොස්තරවරය හුගක් ක්‍රීඩකයොන්ට බෙහෙත් කරල ගොඩ දාල තියෙනව..  මේකට වැරදි කාරය උනාම තරන්ගට අවුරුදු දෙකකට නොඅඩු තරග තහනමකට ලක් වෙනව.ක්‍රිකට් පාලක මණ්ඩලේ ලක්ෂ ගණන් වලින් පඩි ගන්න ඩොකාල අල කැවද මෙච්චර කාලයක් ප්‍රමිතියෙන් තොරව අවුෂධ ක්‍රීඩකයොන්ට දෙනකන්.ELIYANTHA WHITE 'NOT A REGISTERED DOCTOR'             0A high profile healer who describes himself as President Mahinda Rajapaksa’s personal physician is not a registered medical practitioner in Sri Lanka.Sri Lanka Medical Council’s Registrar Dr NJ Nonis told BBC Sinhala service: “The person named Eliyantha White is not registered in the Council either as a medical practitioner, dentist or an assistant medical practitioner.”Dr Nonis made the revelation when the BBC requested the Council’s response to people who have no qualifications allegedly prescribing banned substances to national sports personal.Six national sports personalities including cricket star Upul Tharanga have recently failed doping tests.Tharanga has been tested positive for taking a banned substance after the World Cup semi-final match against New Zealand on 29 March. 'Eradicate cancer'Tharanga is facing a two-year ban if found guilty at an ICC hearing to be held next week, according to the Sunday Times published in Colombo.Sports Minister Mahindananda Aluthgamage admitted that Mr White treated Tharanga as well as many other cricket players.“A person who is not registered cannot prescribe the drug Prednisolone alleged to have been used,” Dr Nonis said.“If an un-registered person prescribed it, he is committing an offence under the Cosmetics, Devices and Drugs Act and could be prosecuted,” said the Registrar of the Medical council.Dr added that the Director General of Health Services (DGHS) is the implementing authority and should take action if an offence had been committed.treat Sri Lankan cricket players.Dr Geethanjana Mendis, the head of national anti-doping agency and the head of the medical unit of the sports ministry of the sports ministry told BBC Sandeshaya that players who found to have used banned drugs should be given maximum punishment “to eradicate this cancer.”Dr Mendis has allowed Eliyantha White to treat national sports personnel including the cricket players, according to Sri Lankan media reports. If an un-registered person prescribed it, he is committing an offence under the Cosmetics, Devices and Drugs Act and could be prosecuted. The Director General of Health Services is the implementing authority for the CDD Act and should take action if an offence had been committedDr NJ Nonis, Registrar, Medical Council0Read more: <a href="http://www.cricturf.com/newsbox/latest/686-eliyantha-white-not-a-registered-doctor.html#ixzz1PBWNffax" target="_blank">http://www.cricturf.com/newsbox/latest/686-eliyantha-white-not-a-registered-doctor.html#ixzz1PBWNffax</a>Read source Eliyantha White 'not a registered doctor' - Cricturf for Sri Lanka Cricket News & player information | News Display by <a href="http://www.cricturf.com" target="_blank">www.cricturf.com</a></blockquote>

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