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Dizzy Heights

Author lbostgadmin | Posted on November 18, 2003 | Special Reports

Sri Lankas largest family owned private hospital partially opens its doors for private investors next month. What started off as a remedy for family and friends 18 years ago, Nawaloka Hospitals has since cured thousands of patients. But the hospital could been have been still born if the head of the Dharmadasa family was not hospitalised twenty years ago’85’85.
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