In celebration of Cliniqon Biotech’s 3rd Anniversary, the company once again demonstrated their commitment to giving back by donating dry rations to the Malwathu Maha Viharaya in Kandy. This act of kindness has the power to make a meaningful impact in the lives of those facing food insecurity and financial challenges.

Mr. Alokabandara, Deputy Chairman of Cliniqon Biotech, along with Mr. Chameen Aladeniya, Senior Director of the company, and their dedicated team attended this noble event alongside the Chief incumbent of the Malwathu Maha Vihara Kandy.

We extend our heartfelt gratitude to all who participated in this event.

To mark the 3rd Anniversary of the Cliniqon Biotech (Pvt) Ltd, the team unites to enhance the thriving River banks of the majestic Mahaweli River at the Sooriyapura location, where the river prepares to conclude its journey from Trincomalee.

This significant CSR effort has been meticulously planned in conjunction with Sri Lanka Mahaweli Authority, Madirigiya D Zone. The decision was made to embark on a reforestation project involving 500 plants, aimed at sustainable growth until each tree can flourish independently. This noble endeavour is aptly named “හුස්ම” – Sustainable Reforestation Project.

The selected plant species are Mee, Karanda, and Kumbuk

We are thrilled to share that we are approaching our third anniversary, marked by the unwavering dedication and tireless efforts of our committed team around the clock. Despite reaching this significant milestone, we remain dedicated to giving back to our community.

As part of our third-anniversary celebration, Cliniqon Biotech has launched a Pure Drinking Water project as a part of our broader community social responsibility efforts.

This project aims to provide clean drinking water to Puliyankadawa junior school in Kahatagasdigiliya, located 250 km away from Colombo in the North Central Province. The school has 38 students (21 females and 18 males) and eight teachers. Previously, the children had to bring water from their homes as there was no accessible source of clean drinking water on the school premises. The other facilities relied on well water pumped by a motor, with no provision for refilling water bottles once empty. The school consists of two buildings, one for classrooms and the other for teachers’ accommodations.

Today, the schoolchildren, teachers, and parents are benefiting this invaluable facility,