World kindness Sri Lanka in Colombo, Sri Lanka | Non-profit organisation

World kindness Sri Lanka

Locality: Colombo, Sri Lanka

Phone: +61 406 761 010

Address: 507 1/2 Galle Road 006 Colombo, Sri Lanka

Website: https://worldkindnesssrilanka.com

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23.01.2022 World Kindness Movement celebrated their 23rd year on September 20th. https://www.theworldkindnessmovement.org/

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19.01.2022 Please be kind to your environment. Do support this initiative.

19.01.2022 Health is a state of being where your thoughts are humane and act for the collective good. Humane thoughts reflect a healthy living for yourself and lives aroun...d you. Let kindness manifest as humanity and nurture great ideas #TheWKM #TheWorldKindnessMovement #kurtvonnegut #HumaneThoughts #HumaneIdeas #HumanityFirst #qotd #quoteoftheday #quotesaboutkindness #GoodHealth #WellBeing #SDG3 #kindnessmatters #socialimpact #inspire #engage #influence

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15.01.2022 Congratulations to World Kindness Nigeria.

14.01.2022 So true Mano Dharmalingam thanks for sharing it

08.01.2022 Thank you Karen Fernando of Love Cake for this beautiful creation to celebrate the 23rd Birthday of The World Kindness Movement.

07.01.2022 https://mobility.lk/2020/05/01/cycle-paths-to-enter-colombo/

05.01.2022 . ... . (16) . 2004 . . . 2004 26 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ` . . 600 , , ( ), , . 25 ( 35) . 1982 1998 2017 16 87 . , . The Helmut Kohl Memorial Maternity Hospital which is considered to be the largest maternity hospital in South Asia is scheduled to be opened in January next year The six storey hospital complex consists of 600 hospital beds, six operation theatres, Intensive Care Units (ICU’s), laboratories, Paediatric Intensive Care Units and Special Paediatric Treatment Units including all required modern medical and surgical equipment. The German government granted a loan of 25 million (Rs.35.7 billion) For the construction. The hospital was initially constructed on land with an extent of 800 perches and later expanded by another 200 perches. The hospital was named after former German Chancellor Helmut Kohl who served as Chancellor from 1982 to 1998. The former German Chancellor had been enjoying the Christmas vacation with friends at a guesthouse at Talpe, Galle in December 2004 when the tsunami struck Sri Lanka. He was stranded in Southern Sri Lanka and was later airlifted by a military helicopter from Galle to the airbase at Katukurunda and from there to Colombo by road. However, during his rescue flight Helmut Kohl had witnessed the vast and shocking devastation caused to the Mahamodara Maternity Hospital by the killer tsunami. The former Chancellor who was highly moved by the merciless devastation on the hospital made a generous donation of Rs.3000 billion for the construction of a new hospital. In 2007, then Prime Minister late Ratnasiri Wickremanayake laid the foundation stone for the new hospital complex. Nevertheless, the Non-Governmental Organization which was entrusted with the responsibility of the project did not execute the hospital project properly and gave up the venture half way. No one was aware of what happened to the massive donation made by the former German leader.