Sri Lanka to vaccinate MPs against COVID-19 tomorrow
Posted by Editor on February 15, 2021 - 2:55 pm
Members of Parliament will be vaccinated with the Oxford AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine from tomorrow (16), according to the Serjeant-at-Arms of the Sri Lanka Parliament Narendra Fernando.
The programme is going to be handled by the COVID-19 taskforce, according to him.
The Oxford AstraZeneca vaccine is to be provided to all parliamentarians from February 16 to February 19, 2021. They will get their vaccines at the Parliamentary complex.
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Suggest the Speaker prioritizes the CV19 vaccine to parliamentarians on the basis of importance of contributions to the Nation and number of votes gained in the elections.
SLPP members should be top priority as they create the most significant contributions to the welfare of the Nation.
All Ministers such as Nalaka G, Bandula G, Prof P, Ali Sabry, Prasanna R, Pavithra W, AN Cabaraala, Channa R, Johnston F, Dinesh G, Kehelmala R, Dullas A, Mahindananda A, Namal R, Weerasekera who have dedicated their lives to the Leader’s ‘Visions of Prosperity and Splendor’ should be in the top of list.
Vaccinating SLFP, SJB, TNA, Muslim Congress, JVP is an utter waste of the CV19 vaccine.
The nation will be better-off vaccinating Viyath Maga professionals against the Chinese Virus instead of the other politicians.