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Man with heroin gets RI, fine

[May 17 2013]

A man who was found guilty to the charges of possessing heroin and trading them was sentenced to four years’ rigorous imprisonment suspended for two years and imposed a fine of Rs 50,000 by Galle High Court Judge K B K Hiriburegama .

 

Technical college for Mannar

[May 16 2013]

A new technical college is to be established in Mannar to promote technical education in the Eastern Province. The Youth Affairs and Skills Development Ministry and UNICEF recently signed the memorandum of understanding in this regard.

 

Watcher slays landlady

[May 15 2013]

A 62 year old watcher of a coconut estate in Alawwa was taken into custody by Alawwa Police in connection with the murder of a woman, the owner of the estate by stabbing her with a knife. The woman was identified as Nalini Dissanayake, 48, a mother of one.

 

Roads closed for Victory Day rehearsals

[May 12 2013]

The Galle Face Circular Road and the Circular Road at the Presidential Secretariat will be closed until May 18 as the area is assigned for rehearsals of the Armed Forces preparing to mark Victory Day on May 18, a release issued by the Media Centre for National Security said.

 

SE university academic sessions begin on May 27

[May 12 2013]

The academic session of the first semester of the Southern Eastern University for all students of the Faculty of Arts and Culture, Faculty of Management and Commerce, Faculty of Islamic Studies and Arabic Languages, Faculty of Applied Sciences and Faculty of Engineering will commence on May 27, the university said in a release.

 

Mahogany logs seized

[May 12 2013]

Five suspects transporting 52 Mahogany logs in a truck without a permit were apprehended by the Kandy Police Frauds Unit at Attaragama, Katugastota.

 

Water cut in Fort and Pettah today

[May 11 2013]

A 12-hour water cut will be imposed today to Sunday morning in the Colombo Fort and Pettah areas, National Water Supply and Drainage Board (NWS&DB) sources said. The water cut will be imposed from 8 pm today to 8 am tomorrow.

 

Several luxury vehicles seized

[May 09 2013]

Sri Lanka Customs seized several luxury vehicles brought to the country on a false import declaration to avoid paying higher taxes. Customs spokesman Lesly Gamini said his department’s sleuths seized two cars and one van which were fraudulently declared as excavators.

 

ALs from Aug 5 to 31

[May 05 2013]

The 2013 GCE Advanced Level examination will be held from August 5 to 31 while the Grade 5 Scholarship exam is scheduled to be held on August 25, Examinations chief said.

 

 

The van first collided with a private bus and then rammed into an electric post. Picture by Suranjith Perera.

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Code of ethics for newscasting websites

The Mass Media and Information Ministry has introduced a code of ethics for newscasting websites. A printed handout of the code ethics will be issued to registered websites along with their licence. In terms of the code of ethics - among other conditions - a fair and reasonable opportunity to reply should be given to individuals or organizations in respect of factually incorrect statements tarnishing their reputation,

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Nine students injured as school van rams bus

Van travelling at high speed tried to overtake private bus:

Nine school boys were injured, two critically, when a van transporting schoolchildren collided with a private bus at Mount Lavinia yesterday around 6.50 a.m. The two seriously injured students and six others were admitted to Kalubowila Hospital while one was transferred to the Colombo General Hospital. Two were later discharged after OPD treatment.

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House passes EPF (Amendment) Bill

The Employees’ Provident Fund (Amendment) Bill was passed with a majority of 59 votes in Parliament yesterday. Seventy-one members voted in favour while 12 voted against. The UNP and DNA voted against. TNA members were not present in the House at the time of the vote.

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