Brawl at Menikhinna Hospital: Doctor released on bail

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By Shane Seneviratne

Menikhinna, May 2 (Daily Mirror)- The doctor who was involved in the brawl at Menikhinna Hospital last Sunday was arrested and later released on bail.

He was released with two sureties of Rs. 200,000 each by the Teldeniya Magistrate.

The Magistrate ordered the doctor to appear before court on May 8.

An incident was reported at the Menikhinna Hospital last Sunday where the hospital staff, including a doctor allegedly assulated a group of people who had come to the hospital to admit a patient.

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Concerned Citizen Thursday, 02 May 2024 07:30 PM

These are the highly educated GMOA thugs who wants to stop private medical colleges ! This is the caliber of doctors you get in state universities and this is why you need to have intelligent and decent students to do medicine through private medical collages ...

It’s All About Family Upbringing Thursday, 02 May 2024 10:51 PM

I have relatives who are doctors and engineers. They received their degrees after studying in state universities. They are well mannered and doing great work and assisting in community care too. It’s all about family upbringing. Everyone’s Intelligents develops differently. Family upbringing plays a pivotal role in every person and that’s why you have sincere and corrupt politicians too.

Mahila Friday, 03 May 2024 02:04 AM

NO WONDER, WHAT ELSE DO YOU EXPECT, WHEN ADMISSION IS ON WRITTEN EXAM "MARKS OF Z-SCORE NUMBERS"!!!??? There is "NO CHARACTER ASSESSMENT" and "APTITUDE TESTS", which was being carried out prior to 1970 - 'THE VIVA VOCE' - or in common Parlance, Pre-Admission Interview by 'EXPERT PANEL', which was discontinued, by the "Political Authority" the 'STANDARD BEARERS of NEPOTISM', adverting that process leads to NEPOTISM!!!??? Suspected RAT under every MAT!!?? That is the DIFFERENCE in CALIBRE of DOCTORS "churned out" POST 1970!!!???

Ty Saturday, 04 May 2024 12:16 PM

Fine example of products of our universities today.

DW Friday, 03 May 2024 08:07 AM

Only in Sri Lanka. Never heard a doctor getting involved in a brawl.

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Brawl at Menikhinna Hospital: Doctor released on bail

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