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By Sheain Fernandopulle
Sri Lanka has witnessed a surge in non-communicable diseases, prompting action from the Ministry of Health.
This was revealed by the Health Minister Dr. Ramesh Pathirana at the launch of the “Suva Udana” mobile health clinic programme in Yakkalamulla, Galle. The programme, which marks the 14th such initiative this year, seeks to extend healthcare services to rural communities.
Speaking at the event, Minister Pathirana highlighted the increasing prevalence of non-communicable diseases across the country. The mobile clinic offers a comprehensive range of services, including dental care, laboratory tests, eye clinics, and screenings for blood sugar, fat levels, body mass index, and blood pressure.
In addition, specialized clinics for kidney disorders, traditional Ayurvedic medicine, and Chinese acupuncture are also available.
With the aim of early detection and intervention, the Ministry of Health aims to refer identified cases to government hospitals for further treatment.
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