Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday held a telephonic conversation with Sri Lankan Prime Minister Mahinda Rajapaksa and congratulated him on completing 50 years of Sri Lankan parliamentary innings. The two leaders discussed the prevention measures of the corona epidemic as well as its impact on the health and economic sector. Prime Minister Narendra Modi once again assured Rajapaksa that India is ready to give all possible help to Sri Lanka in this challenging time.

For your information, let us tell you that Prime Minister Modi also had a telephone conversation with Sri Lankan President Gotabaya Rajapaksa. In the talks, the Prime Minister had discussed about the health and economic impacts due to Corona epidemic and assured that India will continue to give all possible help to Sri Lanka. At that time, President Rajapaksa had also informed about his steps to start economic activities in Sri Lanka. Prime Minister Narendra Modi also wished for the well being and healthy life of the people of Sri Lanka.

Apart from this, PM Modi expressed condolences on the sudden death of Arumugan Thondaman, a prominent leader of Indian origin of Tamils in Sri Lanka. Also recalled the role of Thondaman in furthering the development partnership between India and Sri Lanka. It is worth mentioning that Prime Minister Narendra Modi is discussing the Corona crisis and its effects from world leaders from time to time. Presently, India is providing medicines and doctors services to all the countries of the world. So far more than 1,319 cases have been reported due to corona infection in Sri Lanka, while 10 people have died.

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