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President stresses in interview with Rupavahini: Economy on right track despite tsunami
THE country is on the correct track to economic prosperity despite the tsunami, President Chandrika Bandaranaike Kumaratunga stated yesterday. Peraliya in vigil for tsunami victims
Three twisted carriages stand as a grim reminder of the December tsunami that engulfed the Samurdhi Devi (Ocean Queen) train, sending more than 1,000 passengers to their deaths and ripping up the tracks.
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BUSINESSTrade unions demand strong workers’ rights in new European GSP
BRUSSELS (ICFTU) - EUROPEAN Union member states must include strong clauses to defend workers' rights in the new Generalised System of Preferences (GSP) Regulation providing trade benefits for developing countries, says the international trade union movement.
SPORTSEngland 'A' lose and put Lanka 'A' in final
DESPITE the absence of five key players Pakistan 'A' proved far too strong for England 'A' whom they swept under the carpet without much ado to coast home by an impressive margin of 114 runs and win their one-day triangular match at the De Soysa Stadium, Moratuwa yesterday. |
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Buddhist monks light coconut oil lamps on Saturday at the site of
the train disaster caused by the December 26 tsunami in Peraliya as
the region marked the three-month anniversary of the natural
disaster. |
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