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Long-distance runner Samarasinghe brought laurels to the country Daily News (via HT Media Ltd.)
Vijitha Kanda Lekamlage Samarasinghe, who represented Sri Lanka in the marathon at the Seoul Olympic Games in 1988, was born in Kuruwita on January 16, 1962 and was educated at Parakaduwa Narada MV.
He had participated in several athletic events under the guidance of his Games Teacher Nihal Fernando.
In 1983, he made his appearance for the first time in the National Marathon and was placed fourth. In 1985, he was placed second and in 1986, he won this event.
Thereafter, he came under the wing of Coach Lakshman de Alwis and went on to participate in several international marathons between 1986 and 1991. His best achievement was 2:16.00s at the SAF Games in 1987, held in Kolkata, India.
Mental health service slammed after popular young artist survived jump from car park but killed himself in hospital
Ashley Rushworth got along with everyone who came across him .
Ashley was being treated in a unit at Fairfield General Hospital (Image: Manchester Evening News)
A jury has found mental services were fundamentally flawed in their handling of a beloved son and brother who killed himself in a hospital ward.
Ashworth had been admitted to hospital and underwent months of treatment after he jumped from the Arndale Shopping Centre car park and survived, an inquest at Rochdale Coroners Court has heard.
The 34-year-old spent eight years battling his ‘plummeting’ mental health - which came on ‘without any signs’ while in his mid-20s, his family said.
A global pandemic shutting down most economies and resulting in over half a million deaths, would have been dismissed as science fiction and not even science fiction written by the likes of Arthur Clark or Isaac Asimov. It would have been categorised as bad, cheap, and even rubbish fiction. However, the unthinkable has happened and we are in the middle of it, and it seems the great dominant human race is only just barely “even stevens” with the Virus. Or could we actually be losing the battle and have to resign ourselves to living with the virus and relying on herd immunity to survive?
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