Do Pharmacies Need Air Conditioning ?

       Most of the drugs are stable at room temperature.The drugs that are not stable can be stored in refrigerators.Making air conditioning compulsory for pharmacies will only make the operating costs increase.If air conditioning is to ensure the stability of drugs how are the authorities going to check whether the air conditioning is functioning in the night? Are warehouses storing drugs in State sector air conditioned?
 Is air conditioning  of pharmacies compulsory in other tropical countries ?When Sri Lanka is in a energy crisis according to the Minister of Power and Energy is this an appropriate proposal?Did the Health Ministry do a study on the issue?
 The urgent issue about drugs at the moment is to adapt the National Drug Policy.Apparently even the draft of the document has gone missing!    
Only people   that will gain are  those marketing air conditioners!  

Paradox

The Minister of Power and Energy pleads us to knock off at least one electric bulb and the refrigerator between 6 pm to 9 pm to save energy.We are putting up decorations for Wesak consuming electricity of the National grid .Decorations are not at all important for Wesak as Buddha totally condemned this kind of activity.

The Lady was a Lady but the Priest was not a Gentleman

When the Dambulla priest came with a mob to the kovil on 24.4.2012 a lady spoke to him with full of respect addressing him as "ape hamuduruwane". The priests response was"umbalage deviyoth aragena ona thanka pllayaw"Take your god and go anywhere!"