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“They tell me I’m doing a bloody good job,” says de Silva. “I’m sure everyone will start doing this soon.”
The new government yet come up with some concrete steps to come out of Sri Lanka's unprecedented economic crisis
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Food suppliers have been willing to extend credit to local importers due to strong relationships spanning generations
The Government of Japan is giving essential medicines to Sri Lanka through UNICEF to meet the urgent needs of the most vulnerable population as the country grapples with shortages due to an economic crisis. The contribution of US$ 1.5 million will enable UNICEF to procure medicines for over 1.2 million people, among them 53,000 pregnant […]
Injections despite severe fuel and cooking gas shortages
The banned stations are in Makola South, Naalla, Pethiyagodda and Mirigama.
"We are unable to support the dengue prevention programs that are being implemented by the authorities"
Hydro power generation is on the rise, all power plants in Norochcholai will be operational from Monday
Sri Lanka sees long queues for fuel around the country
Sri Lanka’s Education Ministry has decided to close all government and government-approved private schools tomorrow (May 20) owing to the current fuel crisis.The post Schools closed tomorrow due to...Click on the headline to read the full story
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"They asked me to book a hotel for them to stay here," said the Speaker.
In the rupee interest rates we can give central bank financing to the primary market and through open market operations
Sri Lankan authorities have decided to suspend the issuing of fuel from the filling station of Narahenpita Police Transport Division to vehicles of parliamentarians following public outcry.The post...Click on the headline to read the full story
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Sri lankan Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe has said that non-essential public sector employees should not report for duty tomorrow (May 20) to mitigate the fuel crisis.The post Notice to Public...Click on the headline to read the full story
Minister of Energy Kanchana Wijesekara has refuted the posts in circulation, which claimed that Members of Parliament are given fuel at subsidized rates.
Sri Lankans have been asked to stay off petrol queues as no petrol will be distributed till the May 21/22 weekend.
Energy Minister Kanchana Wijesekera has denied claims that Parliamentarians are being given fuel at a subsidized rate. There were reports that the Narahenpita Police garage was pumping fuel for MPs at Rs. 121 a liter. However, Minister Kanchana Wijesekera insisted that no MP
Lanka IOC says that certain messages being circulated alleging that it has increased fuel prices with effect from May 18 are completely false.
People have started street protests demanding cooking gas from the government.
Lanka IOC has issued a statement on a fake document in circulation, which contains city-wise mobile numbers for the customers to convey their fuel requirements.
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"Yesterday we received 160 million dollars from the World Bank. We cannot use it for fuel but we are discussing it."
Protests were staged in a number of areas today demanding fuel and gas. The Police said that protests were staged along the Borella – Maradana Road and Colombo – Negombo Road. Litro Gas Lanka Limited had said today that there was a delay in unloading LP gas from a ship at the Colombo
The Ceylon Petroleum Corporation (CEYPETCO) says fuel stocks are limited and so the public should not queue up near fuel stations tomorrow (Wednesday). CEYPETCO urged motorists to queue up near fuel stations only if essential. The normal distribution of petrol is expected to resume on Thursday
Two hour cuts in daytime and 1 hours 40 minutes at night
The current crisis is having far-reaching implications on the ability of women and girls to live in dignity
We have to keep in mind that printing money will depreciate the rupee