Gota on Apollo Hospital, Colombo board

Financial Times

Defence Secretary Gotabhaya Rajapakasa has been appointed to the directorate of Lanka Hospitals Corporation PLC (LHCL), owners of Apollo Hospital, Colombo, the company said this week.

Others on the new board are Pradeep Kariyawasam, Dr Nalaka Godahewa, Dr.S.S.L. Perera, Dr Ajith Amarasinghe, Asoka Nissanka Pathirane and Brigadier (Dr) Sanjeewa Heman Munasinghe.
The former directors were Ajit De S. Jayaratne, Harry Jayawardena, Damien Fernando, Royle Jansz, Chaminda De Silva, Udayasiri Kariyawasam and Malith Paranavithana.

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