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IMF urges revamping SL’s Monetary Policy amid economic crisis. Sri Lanka’s monetary policy is grappling with dual crises; the economic downturn and the lingering effects of the pandemic, according to the latest technical report…. Read More.
Election Commission set to hold LG polls. Sri Lanka & Netherlands advance repatriation of colonial artefacts. Australia reaffirms support for SL’s IMF program. Vehicles brought to Presidential Secretariat returned to Govt. agencies.
Accidents rise as restrictions are lifted. More than 30 people were killed and 450 injured this week on roads around the country – a marked rise in accidents. Police Spokesman DIG Ajith Rohana said the increase in fatal road accidents followed the lifting of quarantine curfew and other restrictions.
New book reveals sorcery in Premadasa-era parliament. President Ranasinghe Premadasa used Malayali sorcery to consolidate his power four years before his 1993 assassination, according to a new book published by a key official who was at the top-secret ritual in parliament.
COVID-19 death toll exceeds 7000. The death toll due to COVID-19 in Sri Lanka exceeded the 7000 figure last night with 198 more deaths reported, the Director General of Health Services Dr Asela Gunawardena said. This week alone more than 1000 deaths due to COVID-19 have been reported raising the total to 7,183 last night.
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State owes Rs 209b: Builders. By Sadisha Saparamadu The Sri Lankan Government owes nearly Rs 209 billion to private and public contractors, an industry group says. Dr Rohan Karunaratne, president of the Ceylon Institute of Builders, said he recently asked the Government to settle the dues through Treasury Bills.
Presidential Climate Change advisor holds talks with world leaders during Africa Climate summit. Ruwan Wijewardene, Senior Advisor to President Ranil Wickremesinghe on Climate Change, represented the Sri Lankan President at the recent Africa Climate Summit and concluded a highly successful visit to Kenya.
May 9 violence and protests: 4000 arrested. By Kasun Warakapitiya More than 4,000 persons have so far been arrested by the police and most are suspects in the May 9 violence, the Sunday Times learns. Among them, nearly 1,500 are in remand custody.
15-year-old village hero in brave act saves four-year-old from unprotected well. The story of a teenage boy saving a four-year-old relative from certain death after he fell into a 36-foot unprotected well was reported from the village of Mahakumbukkadawala in Puttalam.