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Dengue has claimed the lives of many in the recent past. Participants in  a Health Ministry seminar on dengue in Vavuniya, in the North, held a march, April 25, to educate the residents of the province on the dangers of dengue.

Pic by Sanath Priyantha

 
 
Kelaniya PS men want police protection PDF Print E-mail

Mervyn Silva’s goons run amok, KPS members allege

By Ajith Pushpakumara

The political rivalries in Kelaniya are escalating as the Kelaniya Pradeshiya Sabha (KPS) members are gearing to retaliate against Minister Mervyn Silva’s goons – if the police fails to provide protection for their families.

 
Premadasa commemoration set to dwarf UNP May Day rally PDF Print E-mail

– Gunaratne

By Rathindra Kuruwita

The United National Party (UNP) rebels plan to bring 25000 supporters to Colombo on May 1 for the Ranasinghe Premadasa commemoration, said UNP Southern Provincial Councillor Maithri Gunaratne.

 
Govt. plans to hand over oil imports to LIOC PDF Print E-mail

Monopoly to LIOC would impact politically and economically

– Handunnetti

By Sanjaya Nallaperuma

JVP MP Sunil Handunetti charged that the government plans to completely handover the distribution of oil to the Lanka Indian Oil Company (LIOC) and thereby create an oil monopoly in the country.

 
Foreign reserves level could stop IMF loan – Dr. de Silva PDF Print E-mail

 

By Sanjaya Nallaperuma

Sri Lanka’s net foreign reserves have declined to a woeful US$4 billion, and the IMF will not grant the next loan tranche unless Sri Lanka builds up foreign reserves, economists warn.

 
Jumbo dead due to cruelty, not lightning PDF Print E-mail

– Environmentalists allege

By Sajeewa Chamikara

It was reported that Lanka an elephant handed over to a temple in Kotte by the Pinnawela elephant orphanage in 1994 had died after being struck by a bolt of lightning on April 13, 2001.

 
Mubarak pays victims of motor accident PDF Print E-mail

By Gayan Kumara Weerasingha

'Irresponsible driving’ on the part of Sri Lanka Test cricketer Jehan Mubarak is what caused the serious accident involving his Defender and a motorcycle on April 22 in Maikkulama, Chilaw, it has been decreed. Mubarak was returning to Colombo after having visited Wilpattu National Park with friends when the accident which occured left the motorcyclist dead and his passenger seriously injured.

 
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