Cyclone claims 41 lives ; 21 still missing : better close Observatory that gives wrong forecasts

(Lanka-e-News-11.June.2013, 7.00PM) The failure of the Observatory to issue due warnings of the impending extreme weather conditions , had resulted in 41 fishermen dying so far and 21 going missing due to the devastating cyclone on the following day. 14 dead bodies were piled along the Ambalangoda to Ahungalla coastal strip yesterday. While these bodies were in a highly decomposed condition , ten more bodies of fishermen were discovered yesterday, according to the Disaster management center .
The bodies so found are now in the morgue of the Balapitiya base hospital. 40 boats have been destroyed and 29 fishermen with injuries are admitted to the hospital.
Monday, 10 June 2013
President Mahinda Rajapaksa has now been made out to be dentist by NFF Leader and Minister Wimal Weerawansa.
The bodies so found are now in the morgue of the Balapitiya base hospital. 40 boats have been destroyed and 29 fishermen with injuries are admitted to the hospital.
On the first day , the disaster management center that gave the figures of the dead , said only five died while 12 bodies were washed ashore , and that only 31 were missing when the figure stood at 43.
It is worthy of note that the warning of this cyclone that hit Sri Lanka on the 7th night was announced by America on the 4th , that is 2 days ahead. Our own observatory however could not forecast this impending disaster. It is therefore better that our Observatory is closed down before it jeopardizes the lives of more people following natural disasters owing to its negligence and inefficiency, and we depend on foreign observatories like how the SL government is depending on foreign Companies to revive its moth eaten image paying them colossal sums of monies.
It is worthy of note that the warning of this cyclone that hit Sri Lanka on the 7th night was announced by America on the 4th , that is 2 days ahead. Our own observatory however could not forecast this impending disaster. It is therefore better that our Observatory is closed down before it jeopardizes the lives of more people following natural disasters owing to its negligence and inefficiency, and we depend on foreign observatories like how the SL government is depending on foreign Companies to revive its moth eaten image paying them colossal sums of monies.
Mahinda becomes a dentist
President Mahinda Rajapaksa has now been made out to be dentist by NFF Leader and Minister Wimal Weerawansa.
Addressing a public meeting in Piliyandala as part of the JVP’s island wide campaign against the government that is burdening the people, JVP politburo member, K.D. Lalkantha said that Weerawansa is now making public statements saying that the 13th Amendment is snake and that President Mahinda Rajapaksa has to remove its fangs.
Lalkantha observed that Weerawansa has now made the President a dentist.
The JVPer added that President Rajapaksa does not have the backbone to do away with the 13th Amendment or to present a solution to the ethnic issue while Weerawansa does not have the backbone to speak the truth about Rajapaksa’s inability.