AIA partners Daya Rohana’s book on diabetes

Wednesday, 27 January 2016 00:00 - - {{hitsCtrl.values.hits}}

In an endeavour to promote healthy living among Sri Lankans, AIA Insurance was able to join hands with renowned author and public speaker, Prof. Daya Rohana Athukorala in publishing his newest book which is on how to avoid diabetes.

The author presented the first copy of the book to AIA Insurance Deputy Chief Executive Officer Upul Wijesinghe at a simple ceremony recently. The book titled ‘Diyawadiyava jayagatha haki maga’ (How to beat diabetes) is an invaluable and informative tool to fight the widespread Non Communicable Disease known as the ‘Plague of the 21st Century’ with dos and don’ts that would help to avoid the dreaded illness.

“Adopting a healthy lifestyle is an important necessity today and a must for people of all ages and in all walks of life. As a leading life insurer, AIA greatly appreciates and values the need to maintain good health,” said Upul Wijesinghe. “We strongly believe in encouraging the nation to eat the right food and do regular exercise to ensure fitness, and books like this shows the way,” he added.

You can get a free copy of the book from AIA, posted to you on a first come first served basis. Call 011 2310310 and give your name and address or SMS 011 5310000. (Type BOOK space your name). AIA will call back to get your address.

Discover Kapruka, the leading online shopping platform in Sri Lanka, where you can conveniently send Gifts and Flowers to your loved ones for any event including Valentine ’s Day. Explore a wide range of popular Shopping Categories on Kapruka, including Toys, Groceries, Electronics, Birthday Cakes, Fruits, Chocolates, Flower Bouquets, Clothing, Watches, Lingerie, Gift Sets and Jewellery. Also if you’re interested in selling with Kapruka, Partner Central by Kapruka is the best solution to start with. Moreover, through Kapruka Global Shop, you can also enjoy the convenience of purchasing products from renowned platforms like Amazon and eBay and have them delivered to Sri Lanka.