Gampaha the district with most challenging environmental issues - President

Gampaha the district with most challenging environmental issues - President

October 13, 2018   10:19 pm

President Maithripala Sirisena says at present the Gampaha district has become a place where most challenging environmental issues are prevailing and he further said that all including the school children must commit themselves to overcome these challenges, which could not be underestimated.

He made these remarks participating at the 100th Anniversary Celebrations of the Bandaranayake College, Gampaha, today (13).

The President requested the students of Bandaranayake College to take lead in protecting the environment.

President Sirisena instructed principals to implement a programme which will influence the students to plant a tree on the birthday of every child.

The President further stated that the environment would be a decisive factor of the survival of human beings, flora and faunas, and explained regarding the necessity of everyone fulfill their respective responsibilities hastily.

The President also opened the X-Ban exhibition organized in parallel to the 100 th Anniversary of the school. The President who joined in viewing the exhibition appreciated the talents of the students.

The President paid special attention for the rocket made by student Gihan Hettiarachchi and said that he will take steps to provide the financial assistance need to launch this rocket. 

-PMD

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