Rotary Club of Colombo Central
District 3220 - Sri Lanka, Club ID 15968, Chatered - September 21,1979
Opening of Trauma & Emergency Shock Room Base Hospital Hambanthota by
Hon Minister Chamal Ragapaksha
Funded by Rotary Club of Chester United Kingdom. Executed by Rotary Club of Colombo Central.
Hon Minister Chamal Ragapaksha
Funded by Rotary Club of Chester United Kingdom. Executed by Rotary Club of Colombo Central.
At entrance of the Trauma and Emergency Shock Room at the Base Hospital Hambanthota. Awaitng for the arrival of the chief guest
Hon Minister Chamal Rajapaksha.
Hon Minister Chamal Rajapaksha.
Doctor Mohan de Silva explaining the equipments at the trauma room to president Keerthi,
Hon Minister Chamal Rahapahsha opening the Trauma and Emergency Shock Room
Hon Minister Chamal Rahapahsha opening the Trauma and Emergency Shock Room
Coma Scale, Rotary Plaque and Visiting Rotarians from the Rotary Club of Hambanthota President Thomas C Beichert,
Secretary Androdo Pierangeli and Director Community and Youth Services Karu Weerasekara Ann Bhadra , Ann Malkanthi
Secretary Androdo Pierangeli and Director Community and Youth Services Karu Weerasekara Ann Bhadra , Ann Malkanthi
Minister addressing the guests and the hospital staff after the opening, followed by the address by President Keerthi,
Children's ward in the hospital
Children's ward in the hospital
This District do have hot water springs
Hot springs occur in many thermal areas where the surface of the Earth intersects the water table. The temperature and rate of discharge of hot springs depend on factors such as the rate at which water circulates through the system of underground channelways, the amount of heat supplied at depth, and the extent of dilution of the heated water by cool ground water near the surface.Hot springs are not necessarily to do with volcanic activity, but with sub-surface temperature and its interaction with the water table. There also hot springs near Trinco and Badulla. The hot springs in SL are related to a geological fault that runs across the country.
Hot springs occur in many thermal areas where the surface of the Earth intersects the water table. The temperature and rate of discharge of hot springs depend on factors such as the rate at which water circulates through the system of underground channelways, the amount of heat supplied at depth, and the extent of dilution of the heated water by cool ground water near the surface.Hot springs are not necessarily to do with volcanic activity, but with sub-surface temperature and its interaction with the water table. There also hot springs near Trinco and Badulla. The hot springs in SL are related to a geological fault that runs across the country.
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