Sri Lanka Medical aid

The epidemiological situation on the island is generally calm. There is a risk of contracting malaria, Japanese encephalitis, hepatitis B, typhoid, Bengal cholera, diphtheria, tetanus, rabies, dengue fever and others, but only if non-compliance with basic hygienic standards. Recommended preventive vaccine against malaria (there is a risk of infection in the inner regions of the country) or the use of anti-malarial tablets, as well as vaccination against hepatitis A and B.

Medicine in public health facilities free of charge (in private - fee required) and very high for the SEA level. Emergency medical assistance is provided quickly and skilfully. Often in the case of minor ailments to the hotel call the doctor, working with this particular hotel.