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It was revealed at the Presidential Commission Of Inquiry that the government was paying the Rs. 2.5 billion loan obtained by Dr. Neville Fernando from a state bank even though the Neville Fernando Teaching Hospital (NFTH) was not owned by the government.
This was revealed during the inquiry into the incident where government funds were spent for NFTH without taking it over by the government.
Giving evidence, health ministry secretary Wasantha Perera admitted that NFTH was still a private hospital and the government was paying the loan obtained by Dr. Fernando including all expenses of the Hospital.
She also admitted that there was a cabinet paper stating that ownership of the NFTH should be given to SAITM for 10 years and any action to take it over should be taken after that period.
SL Friday, 31 May 2019 08:23 AM
Mahapola owned SLIT Campus was given to gvt cronies for an unimaginable low price, Now this ,We the tax payers are f** up ?? whole bunch of This gvt must be sent to jail immediately
tilak Friday, 31 May 2019 09:05 AM
you guys did not allow this private uni. to function. Now pay for it. Had Dr.Neville continued to run the uni. he would be paying tehse loans. Short sighted JVP policies
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