July 11, 2023
Harnessing technology for surveillance in the battle against dengue can provide significant advantages over traditional methods.
October 29, 2022
The COVID-19 office safety is something to worry about now that most of the staff are back at work even while the pandemic persists.
March 3, 2022
The COVID-19 office safety is something to worry about now that most of the staff are back at work even while the pandemic persists.
October 23, 2021
While we are in the throes of fighting the Covid-19 pandemic, the data published by the Epidemiology Unit of the Ministry of Health indicates 17,696 suspected dengue cases reported to the unit from across the island from January to first week of December 2021.
September 22, 2021
As everyone talks about the virus in these pandemic-ridden times, our Director Lincoln R. Kumar Ramiah who has served Suren Cooke Agencies since 1986 enlightens you on ULV disinfection that we offer as part of our specialist disinfection services in Sri Lanka to keep Covid-19 at bay, by attacking the virus in the air.
June 18, 2021
The fire aboard the MV X-Press Pearl, which was transporting hazardous chemical cargo, led to one of Sri Lanka’s worst maritime disasters, devastating nearby aquatic life and the island nation’s pristine coast. In its aftermath, the livelihoods of countless fishermen were disrupted as their usual fishing grounds were tainted with chemical waste.
February 3, 2021
Suren Cooke Agencies introduces Rat-A-Lert, a 24/7 offsite rodent monitoring system, which aims to exceed standards in the pest management industry in Sri Lanka. This type of technologically advanced pest control system is being introduced to Sri Lanka for the first time, keeping in line with Suren Cooke Agencies high level of innovation.
December 14, 2020
The consumption of paper and cardboard went from 392.7 million metric tons globally in 2008 to 422 million metric tons in 2018 according to www.statista.com. Producing 1 kilo of paper requires 2-3 times its weight in trees. Which means in 2018 1,055 billion kilos of trees were destroyed to meet the demand of paper and cardboard.
June 7, 2020
Health and hygiene takes a significant place in the frontline, now more than ever, with the outbreak of the coronavirus, Covid-19. Inadequate cleaning and disinfecting of surfaces are a widespread issue which have devastating impacts on people's lives, financial sustainability, reputations of facilities, and a nation's economy. Whilst the world is changing its norms and thoughts of school systems and how better to establish clean environments and hygienic standards, the use of technology on disinfection solutions have become a breakthrough.
August 15, 2019
You spend so much time, effort and money on the home of your dreams. So why should you face the compromise of having to deal with the nuisance of rodents putting a denton your comfort. That’s why it’s extremely important to be aware of rodent infestation and the damage that can be caused. Rodents constantly gnaw on objects, ruining your personal property. They also carry and transmit various diseases. So, it’s not only your property that’s at stake; it’s your health as well. Rodents are problematic in any setting; so that leaves the all-important question: How do these rodents actually get there? Well, here are the top 8 ways they invade your property along with a pictorial representation of their pathways. Through openings into crawlspaces. Through gaps underneath doorways. Entering from unscreened windows. Unsealed exterior attic entries. From unscreened roof vents. Through 1/4” holes or larger on siding. Trees or bushes less than 6” from your property. Cluttered lawns. These are the most common […]
August 7, 2019
Once in a while you come across an extraordinary human being, who takes it upon himself to go above and beyond to protect what others so freely take for granted; Mother Earth. We first met Jayantha of Katana Upcycle a few weeks ago. Under the blazing heat, in a roadside stall, trying to create awareness about his 100% recycled stationary products. What caught our attention the most is the humility he possessed and his utmost dedication to saving our planet by recycling waste products and creating something reusable. We then visited him at his home/work place and was amazed to find what he accomplished with such little resources. Jayantha goes personally to collect raw material (waste). Together with some folks from the neighborhood, they prepare the components necessary. With the end result being, outstandingly beautiful stationary products. The drive and passion Jayantha has for what he believes in, can only be described as […]
June 17, 2019
Mosquitoes are aquatic insects which are notorious for spreading dangerous deceases such as Dengue, Filarial, Malaria & Japanese Encephalitis. They breed in water and after a complete metamorphosis reach adulthood, at which time, they become a nuisance and a vector. Sri Lanka itself has been plagued by Mosquito afflicted diseases severely over different time durations over the past few years. In some cases, they have turned out to be quite fatal taking away the lives of plenty. Like any disease, early identification and control is key to treating them, although being mindful and preventing them is a more favourable outcome. Mosquito treatments are generally divided into two (02) segments i.e. Larvae Control Treatment – Treatment is carried out to water pools or containers of all sizes. They breed in clear water as well as contaminated water, depending on the species. Adult Mosquito Control – Though it is the female mosquito […]
December 30, 2023
July 11, 2023
Harnessing technology for surveillance in the battle against dengue can provide significant advantages over traditional methods.
October 29, 2022
The COVID-19 office safety is something to worry about now that most of the staff are back at work even while the pandemic persists.
March 3, 2022
The COVID-19 office safety is something to worry about now that most of the staff are back at work even while the pandemic persists.
October 23, 2021
While we are in the throes of fighting the Covid-19 pandemic, the data published by the Epidemiology Unit of the Ministry of Health indicates 17,696 suspected dengue cases reported to the unit from across the island from January to first week of December 2021.