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DASL and Union Assurance Light Up the Lotus Tower to Mark World Diabetes Day - Newswire

Lanka Hit News • Nov 15, 2026 · 13h ago • 2 min read
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Union Assurance, Sri Lanka’s longest-standing private Life Insurer, joined the nationwide observance of World Diabetes Day by partnering with the Diabetes Association of Sri Lanka (DASL) to illuminate the iconic Lotus Tower in blue on 14 November. The symbolic lighting served as a powerful reminder of the importance of diabetes awareness and the collective effort required to address one of the country’s most pressing health challenges. The ceremony was graced by Deputy Minister of Health Dr Muditha Hansaka Wijemuni, members of the DASL Board, including its President, Dr Manilka Sumanatilleke, and members of the Union Assurance management team.

Focusing on creating long-term value beyond financial protection, Union Assurance remains committed to addressing the societal challenges that impact the progress of the nation. Through its flagship CSR initiative, Union Assurance Suwamaga, implemented in partnership with the Ministry of Health and DASL, the Company’s objective it to combat the growing diabetes crisis in Sri Lanka.

The blue-lit landmark stood as a symbol of solidarity with those living with diabetes, while reinforcing this year’s World Diabetes Day theme, “Early Action on Diabetes”. The alignment of the theme with the objectives of Union Assurance Suwamaga serves as a strong affirmation of the programme’s relevance in providing timely support for diabetes management among communities. Through sustainable, scalable and impact-driven interventions, the programme contributes to the broader national and global response to diabetes, protecting the progress of communities across Sri Lanka.

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