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President Maithripala Sirisena today appointed a nine-member committee headed by Deputy Minister Dr. Harsha De Silva to implement the government’s proposals made regarding SAITM.
Previously, the Presidential Committee on SAITM which was also headed by the Deputy Minister compiled a report which included proposals to address the SAITM issue.
The Committee in its final report proposed to abolish the management and the shareholding of SAITM.
Based on the proposals, the government announced that the medical faculty of the SAITM would be abolished and the assets, liabilities, staff and the students of the medical college would be entrusted to a new non-governmental and not for profit degree awarding institution.
The President also appointed three observers to the Committee, one of which would be filled by the GMOA.
Chandra Monday, 06 November 2017 08:45 PM
beating around the bush and time taking to console Dr. Nevil
Mano Tuesday, 07 November 2017 04:55 AM
Please give that gentleman a break, Chandra. Don't blame Dr Nevil for everything. He is going to loose everything and see how graciously he is taking all up with his old age.
lion Tuesday, 07 November 2017 04:49 AM
what is wanted by the people of this country is more medical colleges and more and more doctors. This opposition consist of only GMOA and medical students of government universities. Man on the street is not with theses protesting crowd. Dont close SITEM.
ceylon Tuesday, 07 November 2017 08:51 PM
whats this stupid president is doing .people get together and throgh this garbage out of presidential mantion. via DM Android App
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