The Weligama Bay Marriott Resort & Spa commenced the holiday season with an enchanting evening of festive celebrations, marked by grandeur, joy, and community spirit. Guests gathered to witness the iconic festive light-up ceremony, led by celebrated Sri Lankan actor Roshan Ranawana, amidst a backdrop of holiday cheer.The event featured an array of captivating highlights, including the melodic harmonies of a Christmas choir, a vibrant dance performance, and the much-anticipated arrival of Santa Claus, delighting children and families alike. Guests were treated to the soothing tones of a saxophonist, adding a touch of elegance to the festive ambiance.
An exquisite showcase of culinary artistry by the hotel’s master chefs took center stage, with the "Art of Season on Table" presentation capturing the imagination of attendees. Complementing the evening's sensory delights were the thematic food and beverage stalls offering festive treats, from Sri Lankan sweets to Indian chaats, paired with mulled wine.Adding to the magic, one of the largest reindeer stretchers lit up the venue, serving as a magnificent centerpiece and a perfect photo opportunity for guests.The Weligama Bay Marriott Resort & Spa continues to elevate holiday traditions with unique and heartwarming experiences that celebrate the spirit of togetherness and joy.This year's festive light-up ceremony was a testament to the resort’s dedication to creating memorable moments for guests and the local community.
Former State Minister Lohan Ratwatte passed away today while receiving treatment at a private hospital in Colombo, his family said. He was 57. Recently, he was admitted to hospital following an illness.
Among the top news stories reported today were the passing away of former State Minister Lohan Ratwatte, questioning of NPP Leader Wimal Weerawansa by the CID over the remarks he made about the Easter Sunday attack investigations and a protest march held in Borella calling an end to Israel’s continued bombardment of Gaza.
Two persons reportedly involved in the murder of a resident in Peradeniya following a dispute over a chocolate worth 10 cents has been remanded by the Magistrate when Peradeniya Police produced them in court.
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A NPP MP has proposed that in the event of a dog bite caused by non-vaccinated domesticated pet dog, the owner of the pet should be called to pay for the treatment expenses incurred by the state run hospital.
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