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Health Minister Rajitha Senaratne who was flown to Singapore for treatment on Friday is in a stable condition, a family member said last night. Dr. Senaratne’s son and Parliamentarian Chathura Senaratne, said his father had undergone medical examinations and more tests were to be done.

The minister was rushed to a private hospital in Colombo, following complaints of a chest pain, Thereafter he was flown to Singapore’s Mount Elizabeth Hospital.

By last night, 7000 Indian and Lankan pilgrims on Kachchativu island

See what they are doing to our sea

Rape of Lanka’s seas worsens

Facebook plot to kill MS, Ranil: Court orders arrest of suspect

ETCA will be signed, traitors can’t sabotage deal with India, says PM

Startling revelation

Constitution: Full debate on Thursday

US$ 50m underground pipeline to transport jet fuel to BIA: CPC

Babel Game error

Indian fishermen won’t hold protest in Kachchativu

By last night, 7000 Indian and Lankan pilgrims on Kachchativu island

Here’s the Gazette the Finance Minister doesn’t know about

Palk Strait may end up as a dead sea

Indian fishermen poach in SL waters, and it is illegal. Period.

Gabriel, the last of the ’43 group is no more

Bountiful Maha means there’s rice to sell, give and keep

Suicide rate drop aided by change in poison use

Greed and need at heart of Thotalanga evictions

NGO challenges Fonseka’s appointment as MP

Basil petitions SC against his imminent arrest by FCID

Many questions raised on grads demanding mainly State jobs

Kandy’s new traffic plan working but pylons ‘must go’

British MPs call for probe into Cherrie Blair’s law firm over deals with Maldives

Villagers demand speedy arrest of alleged rape-murder suspect

GPO to stamp its return with a grand old look

Constitution making: Expats also want their views heard

Photo focus: Transport woes and employee fitness

Another loon balloon to reach Lankan skies