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GMOA to go on 24-hr token strike tomorrow

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The Government Medical Officers Association (GMOA) will engage in a 24-hour token strike against the recent tax revision.

The token strike will commence at 8.00am tomorrow (08) at all hospitals and they will be joined by several health unions.

This was decided at a Central Committee meeting of the GMOA this morning.

However, essential medical services including operations at children’s hospitals, maternity hospitals and the cancer hospital will continue unhindered, the GMOA says.

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Man who held 2 children hostage, remanded

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A man who was arrested over holding two children hostage yesterday (March 05), has been remanded until May 17, reports say.

The children were rescued by the STF after a nine-hour operation.

The suspect had come with a hand grenade to kill his wife who was living at the Government Servants Housing Complex in Jalthara last evening and took the children hostage.

The two children had been admitted to the Homagama Hospital as the suspect had injected them with something.

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Applications called for member vacancies at OMP

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The applications should be prepared in accordance with the information sheet which is available in www.parliament.lk with a quick link named Appointment of the members to OMP, and the duly completed applications should be sent on or before May 27, 2024.

Applications should be sent to; ‘Secretary-General to the Constitutional Council, Constitutional Council – Office, Parliament of Sri Lanka, Sri Jayewardenepura Kotte by registered post or by email to [email protected].

Indicate ‘Appointment of Members to the OMP’ on the top left-hand corner of the envelope, or as the subject of the email.

Link :  https://www.parliament.lk/en/secretariat/advertisements/view/305

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22 arrested after protest in Anuradhapura

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Around 22 persons, including 11 females, have been arrested following a tense situation at a protest in Anuradhapura.

The tense situation was reported after a group of unemployed graduates surrounded the North Central Provincial Council building in protest, seeking solutions to their demands.

Several individuals were reported to be seriously injured in the incident when the Police attempted to diffuse the situation.

The protesters are reported to have surrounded the NCPC building, blocking all exits, with the staff and the NCPC governor – Mahipala Herath inside.

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