Chief Minister of the Central Province, Sarath Ekanayake states that the proper treatment should be matted out to those politicians who like the Dengue mosquito, disrupt the good work being done in the country.
The Chief Minister made this statement at a Dengue Eradication Programme that was held in Digana,
Kandy.
The Dengue Eradication Programme was conducted yesterday in Digana under the auspicious of senior minister and head of the Sri Lanka Communist Party D.E.W. Gunesekera.
Sarath Ekanayake shared these views
"There are political parties like the Dengue mosquito. There are other political parties too. These are the
people who disrupt the work being done in the country. Even when there has been a clean response to the threat that has arisen to us on the international stage there are elements who lay eggs like the Dengue mosquito. Therefore, we have to answer these questions as well."
D.E.W. Gunesekera shared these views
"There are two issues globally. One is the natural disasters we face due to the change in weather patterns. The other is the manmade issue. No matter how much the government spends, these problems cannot be solved without the assistance of the public."
Kandy.
The Dengue Eradication Programme was conducted yesterday in Digana under the auspicious of senior minister and head of the Sri Lanka Communist Party D.E.W. Gunesekera.
Sarath Ekanayake shared these views
"There are political parties like the Dengue mosquito. There are other political parties too. These are the
people who disrupt the work being done in the country. Even when there has been a clean response to the threat that has arisen to us on the international stage there are elements who lay eggs like the Dengue mosquito. Therefore, we have to answer these questions as well."
D.E.W. Gunesekera shared these views
"There are two issues globally. One is the natural disasters we face due to the change in weather patterns. The other is the manmade issue. No matter how much the government spends, these problems cannot be solved without the assistance of the public."
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