1990ට නව ගිලන් රථ 100ක් ගන්න ඉන්දියාව සහ ශ්රී ලංකාව අතර අවබෝධතා ගිවිසුමක්
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Daily Mirror and Newswire report that India and Sri Lanka signed a memorandum under which India will provide Rs. 1,725.73 million for 100 additional ambulances for the 1990 Suwa Seriya service. Newswire and Newsfirst describe the vehicles as having full medical equipment. Hiru News and Ada Derana report India’s agreement to provide 100 new vehicles for the service.
Newsfirst reports that cabinet approval was given to make an agreement with India to obtain the ambulances, following India’s commitment of grant funding. The reports identify Suwa Seriya as the service that will receive the vehicles.
Ada Derana (தமிழ்) reports that the service currently has 319 ambulances and that the new vehicles are expected to start operating next year. Newsfirst reports that the state health service has 400 ambulances more than 20 years old, with around half having passed 25 years in use.
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