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ඔය ගේකට මාසෙට ගෙවන්න ඕන ණය වාරිකෙත් කීයද කියලා දාපන් පොන්ස්.......නිකං දෙනවා වගේ බොරුවට ඇඩ් දාන්නේ නැතුව
අනික සජිත් හිපාටුවා කැලෑ කප කප ගෙවල් හදල අර අහිංසක මිනිස්සු කැලේට දානව. පස්සෙ හොයපන් අලි මිනිස් ගැටුමට විසඳුම්. ඇයි මුට බැරි ටවුන් එකේ බිල්ඩින් එකක් හදල මිනිස්සු ට දීල ඒකෙ ඉන්න මිනිස්සුන්ට වගා බිමට යන්න ට්රාන්පෝට් දෙන්න. සජිත් කියන්නෙ ලංකාවටම ඉන්න මෝඩම ඇමති කෙනෙක්. තාම ජීවත් වෙන්නෙ 1980. තියන කැලෑ ඔක්කොම කපල තමයි මූ නවතින්නෙ.
අනේ මන්ද බන් මේවට හරි හමන් මිනිස්සු කවද එයිද කියල.. සමහරවිට ඌට හොඳ අරමුණක් ඇති. ඒත් කරන විදිය හරි නෑ.. උබ කියන්න වගේ මූ 1980 ගනන් වල ඉන්නෙ. නිකන් / අඩුවට ගෙවල් දෙන වෙලාව තමයි හොඳම වෙලාව තට්ටු නිවාස හදන්න.. තට්ටු 10-12 ඕන නෑ තට්ටු 3-4 ඒව වත් හදනවනම් කමක් නෑ. ඕවයෙ කොලිටියකුත් නෑ කියනව.. වැස්ස දවසෙ පාරවල්වල ෆොටෝස් දැක්කම ගෙවල් වලත් කොලිටිය තේරුන මට නම්..
අනේ මන්ද බන් මේවට හරි හමන් මිනිස්සු කවද එයිද කියල.. සමහරවිට ඌට හොඳ අරමුණක් ඇති. ඒත් කරන විදිය හරි නෑ.. උබ කියන්න වගේ මූ 1980 ගනන් වල ඉන්නෙ. නිකන් / අඩුවට ගෙවල් දෙන වෙලාව තමයි හොඳම වෙලාව තට්ටු නිවාස හදන්න.. තට්ටු 10-12 ඕන නෑ තට්ටු 3-4 ඒව වත් හදනවනම් කමක් නෑ. ඕවයෙ කොලිටියකුත් නෑ කියනව.. වැස්ස දවසෙ පාරවල්වල ෆොටෝස් දැක්කම ගෙවල් වලත් කොලිටිය තේරුන මට නම්..
අලි මිනිස් ගැටුම් වලට අමතරව රට කාන්තාරයක් කරනවා....ඔය ගෙවල් බාලයි...ගෙවල් දෙන්නේ ණයට....නිකන් නෙවි...
First SL nurse leaves for the US
A nurse of the Kandy General Hospital has left for the USA, being the first ever Sri Lankan female nurse to work in a US hospital, Sri Lanka Foreign Employment Bureau (SLFEB) said.
M. M. G. Ruwani Ranasinghe, an SLMC registered nurse, left for the United States on Friday.
“She gets the opportunity to work in the USA according to an agreement signed with Karma Services, LLC, a Michigan, USA- based global health care recruitment provider and the SLBFE,” a spokesman said.
The MoU was signed in 2016 and the USA to provide job opportunities for more than 3,000 local nurses in US hospitals.
The Bureau said it has launched this job program for the first time and another 25 qualified individuals are being trained for nursing jobs in the United States.
The SLBFE said Sri Lankans who get the opportunity work in the United States, receive a monthly salary of US $ 5,000 and would able to take their family to the USA.
The SLBFE said to qualify to work in a US hospital, an applicant needs to have two years of experience as a nurse and should be working at present.
“He/She should have a degree in nursing or a four-year diploma certificate and the IELTS examination should be passed in accordance with US standards. They should be below 45 years of age when applying,” the official said.
The job programme is conducted by the Training, Marketing and Recruitment Division of the Bureau.
The Deputy General Manager (Training, Marketing and Recruitment) requests the registered nursing officers to contact the Bureau for necessary details via 0112791814, 0112884771.(Darshana Sanjeewa)
- http://www.dailymirror.lk/breaking_news/First-SL-nurse-leaves-for-the-US/108-163670
A nurse of the Kandy General Hospital has left for the USA, being the first ever Sri Lankan female nurse to work in a US hospital, Sri Lanka Foreign Employment Bureau (SLFEB) said.
M. M. G. Ruwani Ranasinghe, an SLMC registered nurse, left for the United States on Friday.
“She gets the opportunity to work in the USA according to an agreement signed with Karma Services, LLC, a Michigan, USA- based global health care recruitment provider and the SLBFE,” a spokesman said.
The MoU was signed in 2016 and the USA to provide job opportunities for more than 3,000 local nurses in US hospitals.
The Bureau said it has launched this job program for the first time and another 25 qualified individuals are being trained for nursing jobs in the United States.
The SLBFE said Sri Lankans who get the opportunity work in the United States, receive a monthly salary of US $ 5,000 and would able to take their family to the USA.
The SLBFE said to qualify to work in a US hospital, an applicant needs to have two years of experience as a nurse and should be working at present.
“He/She should have a degree in nursing or a four-year diploma certificate and the IELTS examination should be passed in accordance with US standards. They should be below 45 years of age when applying,” the official said.
The job programme is conducted by the Training, Marketing and Recruitment Division of the Bureau.
The Deputy General Manager (Training, Marketing and Recruitment) requests the registered nursing officers to contact the Bureau for necessary details via 0112791814, 0112884771.(Darshana Sanjeewa)
- http://www.dailymirror.lk/breaking_news/First-SL-nurse-leaves-for-the-US/108-163670
World Bank Approves USD 125 mn for Smart Agriculture in SL
The World Bank has approved USD 125 million for Smart Agriculture in Sri Lanka.
According to project documents, this will be implemented in twelve poverty-stricken districts in five provinces in the dry zone and in climate vulnerability hot spot regions of the country, covering five mini-watersheds with a project watershed area of over 272,000 ha and a population of over one million. The project involves the Ministry of National Policies and Economic Affairs.
The project area covers Ampara, Anuradhapura, Batticaloa, Mannar, Moneragala, Mullaitivu, Polonnaruwa, and Vavuniya Districts. Project documents show that the plan is to take into account the entire into account tank cascade and catchment area.
The first phase of the project will focus on Anuradhapura, Kilinochchi, and Kurunegala. The project hopes to provide adequate water and storage to hot spot areas to increase resilience to changes in climate.
Documents suggest that the annual cultivated area will increase by 80 percent from around 28,100 ha to 50,700 ha, resulting from increased and more stable water availability. Project documents show large increases in paddy production with the project. The project has a grace period of 12 years and a maturity period of 27 years.
“Innovation, including the introduction of improved crop varieties, cropping patterns, water resources management, amongst others, can help farmers adapt to changing the climate and improve their incomes and livelihoods,” said Idah Z. Pswarayi-Riddihough, World Bank County Director for Maldives, Nepal and Sri Lanka. The project will ensure that all farmers get adequate access to training and research. Currently, only 10 percent of women benefit, and this project will help bridge this gap and improve the productivity of both men and women working in agriculture.”
The press release suggests the project will emphasize working through farmer groups.
- http://www.dailynews.lk/2019/03/11/...bank-approves-usd-125-mn-smart-agriculture-sl
The World Bank has approved USD 125 million for Smart Agriculture in Sri Lanka.
According to project documents, this will be implemented in twelve poverty-stricken districts in five provinces in the dry zone and in climate vulnerability hot spot regions of the country, covering five mini-watersheds with a project watershed area of over 272,000 ha and a population of over one million. The project involves the Ministry of National Policies and Economic Affairs.
The project area covers Ampara, Anuradhapura, Batticaloa, Mannar, Moneragala, Mullaitivu, Polonnaruwa, and Vavuniya Districts. Project documents show that the plan is to take into account the entire into account tank cascade and catchment area.
The first phase of the project will focus on Anuradhapura, Kilinochchi, and Kurunegala. The project hopes to provide adequate water and storage to hot spot areas to increase resilience to changes in climate.
Documents suggest that the annual cultivated area will increase by 80 percent from around 28,100 ha to 50,700 ha, resulting from increased and more stable water availability. Project documents show large increases in paddy production with the project. The project has a grace period of 12 years and a maturity period of 27 years.
“Innovation, including the introduction of improved crop varieties, cropping patterns, water resources management, amongst others, can help farmers adapt to changing the climate and improve their incomes and livelihoods,” said Idah Z. Pswarayi-Riddihough, World Bank County Director for Maldives, Nepal and Sri Lanka. The project will ensure that all farmers get adequate access to training and research. Currently, only 10 percent of women benefit, and this project will help bridge this gap and improve the productivity of both men and women working in agriculture.”
The press release suggests the project will emphasize working through farmer groups.
- http://www.dailynews.lk/2019/03/11/...bank-approves-usd-125-mn-smart-agriculture-sl
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