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Nurse paid salaries even after leaving without notice

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The Kandy District Health Services Directorate has launched an investigation into an incident of paying nearly Rs.250,000 as three-month salary to a nurse who had left the service without any notice.

The nurse has been working at the Hatharaliyadda Regional Hospital and had gone abroad without reporting for work for about three months.

It was revealed that this nurse had suddenly left for a job in Singapore.

An official of the Kandy District Medical Officer of Health Office said the nurse, who has been transferred from the Teldeniya Hospital to the Hatharaliyadda Hospital, has not informed the management about leaving the job.

The nurse’s salary has been credited to her bank account for about three months after leaving the service and going abroad, it was revealed during an audit.

An investigation has been initiated under the instructions of Kandy District Health Services Director Dr. Senaka Thalagala in this regard.

Statements have been obtained from several members of the staff of Hatharaliyadda Hospital and from a group of officials who are in charge of the documents related to the salary payment of hospitals belonging to the Provincial Council.

It was reported that arrangements are being made to recover the extra amount paid to the nurse.

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Internal disputes delay LG member lists

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Due to various issues that have arisen within many political parties during the selection of members for LG bodies, submission of name lists to the Election Commission (EC) are being delayed, reports say.

As a result, the establishment of LG bodies is expected to be delayed further.

In this backdrop, the EC has instructed all political parties and independent groups to submit their name lists within a week.

The gazette on the newly appointed members will follow only after the EC receives all lists.

(Source : Lankadeepa)

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Ministry cancels Br. Charles’ program at Padeniya temple

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The Ministry of Buddhasasana, Religious and Cultural Affairs has issued a letter over a program organized by Br. Charles Thomas.

The relevant program is scheduled to be held today (May 17) at the historic Padeniya temple and is allegedly scheduled to be held in a manner that is harmful to Buddhism.

The letter notes that the Deputy Minister has taken steps to cancel the program following complaints from various parties, citing strong displeasure expressed by the local Buddhist community.

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Applications open for A/L Vocational stream

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The Ministry of Education, Higher Education and Vocational Education has announced that applications are now open for admissions for Grade 12 students for the Advanced Level (A/L) Vocational stream subjects.

According to the Ministry, the vocational stream will be offered in 608 schools starting this year.

The Ministry further clarified that students who have not passed the GCE Ordinary Level (O/L) examination will still be eligible to apply, as O/L results will not be a determining factor for admission to this stream.

For this, students need to submit an application to the principal of the school they wish to enroll in.

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