Lieutenant General Daya Ratnayake, Commander of the Army, paying a visit to the new ten-storied Military Hospital construction complex at Narahenpita, now on the verge of its ceremonial opening, took time off on Wednesday (12) to see how new medical equipment, are being installed inside.
Together with technical experts, the Commander inspected installation of scan and X-ray machines, laboratory equipment, theatre instruments, etc, now underway in different sections of the hospital.
He also inquired into various aspects regarding final touches of the project as the Commander, together with a few senior officers toured the construction site.
Equipped with most modern and sophisticated MRI scanners, a roof-top chopper pad, automatic x-ray screening machinery and a host of state-of-the-art technicalities of the best quality, the new Military Hospital complex is to be entirely manned by professionally-trained Army personnel for both administrative and medical duties.
The new 1043 bed hospital complex with its diagnostic facilities in radiology as well as in pathology complements more space and better health care since Narahenpita Military Hospital serves as the central wing to all island-wide peripheral Army medical units.
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