Wed, Dec 16, 2020, 10:38 pm SL Time, ColomboPage News Desk, Sri Lanka. Dec 16, Colombo: Archbishop Cardinal Malcolm Ranjith today commended the Prime Minister and the Government for resolving the problems and providing relief to the families of those affected by the terrorist attack on Easter Sunday.
Archbishop Cardinal Ranjith made this observation at the end of a discussion held at Temple Trees today with the Prime Minister Mahinda Rajapaksa on resolving the problems of the families affected by the terrorist attack on Easter Sunday 2019 and on the future development of the affected churches.
The Prime Minister instructed the State Engineering Corporation to resume work on the 24 Housing Project in Katuwapitiya, for the victims of the Easter Sunday terror attack, and to complete it as soon as possible.
Tuesday, 15 December 2020 00:20 -
Deutsche Bank Colombo, along with its charity partners Seth Sarana Caritas Colombo, Association of Intellectually Disabled, JK Foundation and SAGT, last week announced their partnerships have positively impacted thousands of Sri Lankan families this year.
Deutsche Bank Sri Lanka’s CSR In the Community program contributed to four Seth Sarana Caritas Colombo community projects this year, with Caritas deploying funds across several outreach programs, ranging from food and shelter to COVID-19 medical support.
Chief Country Officer Vikas Arora stated: “Of all the COVID-19 relief programs we supported this year, we are especially proud that the Molecular Virology Laboratory at the National Infectious Diseases Hospital is up and running and providing invaluable and much-needed diagnostic services during this COVID-19 pandemic.”
Supporting Sri Lankans through Covid-19
Deutsche Bank (XETRA: DBKGn.DB / NYSE: DB) Colombo along with its charity partners Seth Sarana Caritas Colombo, Association of Intellectually Disabled, JK Foundation and SAGT are pleased to announce their partnerships have positively impacted thousands of Sri Lankan families this year.
Deutsche Bank Sri Lanka s CSR In the Community programme contributed to four Seth Sarana Caritas Colombo community projects this year, with Caritas deploying funds across several outreach programmes, ranging from food and shelter to Covid-19 medical support.
Chief Country Officer, Vikas Arora: Of all the COVID-19 relief programs we supported this year, we are especially proud that the Molecular Virology Laboratory at the National Infectious Diseases hospital is up and running and providing invaluable and much needed diagnostic services during this Covid-19 pandemic.