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Last Updated : 2024-04-25 00:00:00
The Health Services Committee of the Public Services Commission has ordered the Health Ministry to reassign Dr. Shafi Shihabdeen, who was accused of performing illegal sterilisation operations, to the Kurunegala Teaching Hospital.
The Secretary of the Health Services Committee of the Public Services Commission in a letter to the Health Secretary said the disciplinary actions against Dr. Shafi have been terminated as the allegations against him have not been proved by the written and oral evidence of the report submitted by the Expert Committee that investigated into the allegations against him.
Dr. Shafi attached to Kurunegala Hospital was sent on compulsory leave after being accused of performing illegal sterilisation operations.
jayagrahikaya Friday, 26 May 2023 09:16 PM
සත්ය ජය ගනි...truth wins.. where are those balayas...rathana pathana itu novena gamana..May allah always be with you and guide you...your humbleness and trust on your faith..that leads to all the victory
Man Saturday, 27 May 2023 06:57 AM
Where’s Venerable Rathna Thera with his next legal action to prove his point? Otherwise the thera must tell why he accepted the verdict with some explanation ?
ubey Saturday, 27 May 2023 07:31 AM
False evidences given by staff concluding director, patients and also "respected monks and politicians" should atleast apologize the the grave slander they did
Roisin Saturday, 27 May 2023 10:49 AM
He should get apologies, but also 4 years salary and ample financial compensation for ruining his career and reputation. And the people who commited perjury must be brought to court.
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