Herbal drinks to boost immunity

Pem dasa Monday, 11 January 2021 01:22 PM

Way to go.

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Living in Britain Monday, 11 January 2021 01:43 PM

We Asians ,except the Indians, are generally speaking kind and sincere, as an example of contrast if such a drink is offered by strangers in Britain, none of the people would accept the drink, they may even call the police. Paranoia and Suspicion rules the West.

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Living in Britain Monday, 11 January 2021 01:43 PM

We Asians ,except the Indians, are generally speaking kind and sincere, as an example of contrast if such a drink is offered by strangers in Britain, none of the people would accept the drink, they may even call the police. Paranoia and Suspicion rules the West.

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Sokrates Monday, 11 January 2021 02:03 PM

It is nice but a waste of money

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Covid positive Monday, 11 January 2021 02:29 PM

First give it to the politicians at the top and to their advisors the monks. Give vaccination once arrived very last to them.

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Ram Tuesday, 12 January 2021 01:53 AM

This could be Coriander and it is a thoughtful act. It is by the poor three wheel drivers. Any one ever heard politicians using their funds and doing such things with the exception of Ranjan R?

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Fred Tuesday, 12 January 2021 03:04 AM

To living in Britain. --------------------- If you are living in a country that is full of Paranoia and Suspicion then better leave. Britain does not want ungrateful wankers like you. Most probably you must be a opportunistic migrant either Sinhalese or Tamil.

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Ranjit Tuesday, 12 January 2021 03:28 AM

#living in Britain; why are you in Britain and critising the country. No-one is forcing you to stay there, cOme back to this beautiful island and drink these

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Ranjith Tuesday, 12 January 2021 06:08 AM

Majority of Sri Lankans are very gullible and very often fall prey to our politicians and quack doctors . This concoction for Covid- 19 like the Wada Kaha might eventually do more harm than good and people will end up in hospital. If it is really working why not have it approved by the WHO as Sri Lanka's. contribution to combat the Covid - 19 pandemic.

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Selvakumar Tuesday, 12 January 2021 06:59 AM

It's Ayutthaya syrup ???

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M P Fernando Tuesday, 12 January 2021 07:33 AM

Their intention is commendable, but who knows how they prepared the drink. How many are touching the utensils? Not safe at all.

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