Kabi Seynthan

@de_thisura He's the best 👌👌👌

@kabi__10 Yep.. 😎

වෙලාව රෑ 7.23යි.. උෂ්ණත්වය 13°C යි... . ජාතික පශු සම්පත් සංවර්ධන මණ්ඩලය බෝපත්තලාව-මැණික් පාලම- ඩයගම . ඉදිරි සති දෙකට නිවහන ...🫶🏻

@de_thisura What was his diagnosis? 😀😀

Consultant Veterinary Pathologist කියන්නේ සෙල්ලමක් නෙවෙයි. අවුරුද්දක් තිස්සේ ඇදුන පතරංග තුවාලයක්..පිට තැන් වලින් කොච්චර බෙහෙත් කළත් හොඳක් නැල්ලු..Senior Pathology Profට පෙන්නුවේ ෆොටෝ එකයි..තප්පරෙන් කිව්වා Morphological diagnosis එක..මගේ කට බකස් ගාලා ඇරුනේ පුදුමෙට.

@de_thisura Congratulations malli 💐👏🏻

උසස් පෙළ සමතෙකු ලෙස පේරාදෙණියට පැමිණ වසර 6ක් පුරාවට ගතවූ සරසවි දිවිය එතකින් නිමාවිය.... ස්තූතියි..😞

The first words from Lando Norris as WORLD CHAMPION. 🏆🗣️

Bear with me… this is a long post. I am trying to process, in my own mind, the moment we are going through and the many responses I am seeing on social media. This is my stream of consciousness. What we are witnessing is uncomfortable even for me, a longstanding critic of RW. For four decades, Ranil Wickremesinghe has been a constant in our politics. Love him or loathe him, seeing him in a courtroom, remanded, is a visceral jolt. It feels like the ground is shifting, because for so long we’ve been conditioned to believe that those at the top like presidents, ministers, tycoons, the political and economic elite are untouchable. But this discomfort is exactly what accountability looks like. It’s what we fought for during the Aragalaya. For the first time in our history, we are seeing the separation of powers in action. the judiciary, the legislature, and the presidency operating as co-equal branches of the state, rather than one subjugating the others. For decades, courts bent to the will of executive power, legislatures rubber stamped that power, and the people were left voiceless. What we are witnessing now is not chaos. It is what a republic is supposed to look like when the law is allowed to stand above personality, party & privilege. We often hold up Lee Kuan Yew & Singapore as the gold standard of leadership & governance. But we forget that his first act in building a clean, credible state was to dismantle entrenched sources of corruption even when it meant taking on powerful loyalists and allies. He understood that there could be no prosperity without integrity & no growth without accountability. What we are seeing here, however imperfectly, is the beginning of that same reckoning in Sri Lanka. If we are serious about building a republic worthy of trust, then accountability cannot be optional or selective. IMO this is not about vengeance or humiliation as many claim. It is about building the principle that no one is above the law... not presidents, not ministers, not even those who were once seen as the "only adult in the room." If we cannot hold even the smallest infractions to account because we are afraid of how it looks, then we will never break the culture of impunity that has bankrupted our economy, hollowed out our institutions, and stolen opportunity from generations of Sri Lankans. Most of all, where is the incentive for leaders to change their behavior if they continue to feel invincible? That facade is now, finally, cracked. Every nation that has successfully confronted corruption and entrenched power has gone through a moment like this... a moment where someone who seemed untouchable was finally held to account. It’s painful, it’s divisive, and it feels destabilizing but these moments are what reset the balance of power & put a country on a different path. So yes, it is uncomfortable to watch. But if we are serious about change, reform, and accountability, we cannot flinch now. And yet, this moment also carries a warning for the NPP government. If this is to be more than symbolism, they must walk the walk. Those within their own ranks who face allegations of corruption must step away until those issues are resolved. The promises they made to abolish the executive presidency, to repeal draconian laws, to deliver meaningful transitional justice must be honored. Only then will we know if we have built a government of integrity, a truly independent judiciary and legislature, and a country where the rule of law is supreme. #SriLanka #SystemChangeLK #GoodGovernance #AccountabilityProjectLK

Wayne Rooney left Everton, got married, had 3 kids, won 16 trophies, went bald, got a transplant, became United’s top scorer, returned to Everton, left for MLS, managed Derby, got relegated, took over Birmingham, got sacked, managed Plymouth, got sacked again, became a pundit… and Arsenal still haven’t won the Premier League.

🇱🇰 Sea level drops by about 328 ft (100m) near Sri Lanka because gravity is anomalously weaker there.

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Respect 🫡

@notkusal I still don’t understand why it is called Internet Chicken Puff. But it is a BOMB.

Iced coffee + Internet chicken puff + Smoked chicken roll or cheese bomb 🤤

@saiyaff @HKane @SpursOfficial @Sonny7 Are you the one who’s in the news these days?

@kabi__10 @HKane @SpursOfficial @Sonny7 My high school English teacher’s heart! Huge W than tinpot trophies

congratulations @SpursOfficial 🤍

@saiyaff @HKane @SpursOfficial @Sonny7 Both won something. What did you win?

@HKane @SpursOfficial @Sonny7 has won something better than you. W?

@saiyaff Mbuemo TC. Don’t laugh

Anybody didn't captain Watkins this GW?

@de_thisura Yes, I am from Pera. I don’t think there’s a local Vet X community.

@kabi__10 Vets and Dentists are rare here. You a Pera Alumni?

Community Medicine exam එක කියන්නෙම සාපයක්..😞😔

@de_thisura Yes of course 🤝

@kabi__10 We should keep in touch then 🫱🏻‍🫲🏾

@de_thisura Oh! yes ☺️

@kabi__10 You are a practicing vet here?

@de_thisura My bad. Yes, ASF. Thanks for the correction.

@kabi__10 It was actually African Swine fever that was an epidemic if I recall correctly

@de_thisura Yes, underfunding and lack of manpower. You’re right. Also don’t forget the poor administration in SL. Do a research on how poor decision making led to an outbreak of CSF last year. You’ll get the answers 😚

@kabi__10 You pointed them out nicely. Although this isn't famous, there are several institutions in the country carrying out surveillance for emerging diseases especially Avian Influenza. But there's a severe problem with underfunding, lack of manpower etc

@de_thisura This shows how efficient their Preventive medicine sector is . Mainly run by the vets. So don’t underestimate community medicine 😉 All the best for the exams

@de_thisura Just check Australia’s Animal Health system, you will know how prepared they are for each and every disease. Australia is really a boring country to be a large animal vet as there are only a few diseases compared to SL, which is a good thing for the production though. 3/n