Minister of Sri Lanka is addicted to COVID! After the support of “medicine magician” claims to prevent the virus death for life
Minister of Sri Lanka is addicted to COVID! – January 24 BBC Sri Lankan authorities reported that Ms. Pawithra Wannee Arachchi Minister of Health Found to be infected COVID-19 On Friday, Jan. 22, and then detained
Earlier, Ms. Wanini Arachchi came out as a supporter. Including drinking the syrup that a Sri Lankan shaman claims has lifelong anti-COVID-19 properties, made according to the dream drug formula Contains a secret ingredient mixed with honey and nutmeg.
The move comes about a week after Mr. Wirat Phsinghe, media secretary of the Ministry of Public Health. Who drank the syrup was also found to be suffering from COVID-19.
Sri Lanka has seen 724 new cases in the past 24 hours, a cumulative total of 57,587 infections and 280 deaths.
Sri Lanka’s health minister, who endorsed herbal syrup to prevent Covid, has tested positive for the virus. Pavithra Wanniarachchi tested positive on Friday, a media secretary at the Ministry of Health told the BBC. /economynext/
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Ms Wanniarachchi is the fourth minister to test positive. A junior minister, who also took the potion, tested positive earlier this week. The health minister had publicly consumed and endorsed the syrup as a way of stopping the spread of the virus. The shaman who invented the syrup, which contains honey and nutmeg, said the recipe was given to him in a visionary dream. /economynext/
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GOVT’S COVID CURE-ALL – Shaman Dhammika presents a bottle of his Covid cure to Speaker Mahinda Yapa Abeywardene as Indigenous Medicine Minister Sisira Jayakody looks on. /economynext/
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File Photo: Pavithra Wanniarachchi (L) has become the fourth Sri Lankan minister to test positive. AFP
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File Photo: Pavithra Wanniarachchi had publicly consumed and endorsed a magic potion, later revealed to contain honey and nutmeg, manufactured by a sorcerer who claimed it worked as a life-long inoculation against the virus. She also poured a pot of “blessed” water into a river in November after a self-styled god-man told her that it would end the pandemic. AFP
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