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Elderly woman hit by a train

[May 23 2013]

A 60-year-old unidentified woman died when she was reportedly hit by a train in Navinna last evening, the police said.

 

Kelaniya PS Chairman hospitalised after assault

[May 23 2013]

Kelaniya Pradeshiya Sabha Chairman Prasanna Ranaweera has been hospitalised after he was reportedly assaulted by another party member in a brawl this morning, police said.

 

No need to arrest UNP MP s - Police

[May 23 2013]

Police Spokesman SSP P M H B Siriwardena said today that there is no intention to arrest any UNP parliamentarians regarding the on going inquiry into the activities of the Friedrich Naumann Foundation in Sri Lanka.

 

Fisherman hacked to death

[May 23 2013]

A 50-year-old fishermans body was found whos throat has been slit by an unidentified gang in Tangalle last night.

 

Customs seize Rs.40million worth goods

[May 22 2013]

Customs Revenue Task Force seized a stock of goods worth Rs.40 million declared as textile material imported for a BOI company. A forty foot container arrived from China was searched at the Colombo Harbor and found cigarette lighters, all kinds of shoes, industrial footwear, blankets and cosmetics.

 

Man charged for illegal gem mining

[May 22 2013]

Bibile Magistrate imposed a novel punishment against a person who was mining for gems on a land belonging to the Government. The Magistrate ordered him to do social service for three hundred hours, Bibile Police said.

 

Oklahoma tornado: Search for survivors continues

[May 21 2013]

Emergency workers in the US are continuing to search for survivors of the gigantic tornado that tore through a suburb of Oklahoma City today. Rescuers worked through the night and into the morning in the rubble in Moore, the worst-hit area. Entire neighbourhoods were flattened by winds of up to 200mph (320km/h).

 

LTTE operative arrested in India

[May 21 2013]

Crime branch officers in India had arrested a 35-year-old Sri Lankan, who was an operative of banned outfit Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE), when he was attempting to catch a flight to Nairobi.

 

Sampur coal power project to be sealed

[May 21 2013]

India’s National Thermal Power Corporation (NTPC) is all set to ink an agreement for the execution of the proposed 2 x 250 MW Sampur power project in Trincomalee in Sri Lanka by early next month, as the differences over operation and maintenance charges and issues relating to gross heat rate in the power purchase agreement have been sorted out.

 

STF seize Rs.200 million worth herbs

[May 21 2013]

A stock of rare herbs used as a component to produce an expensive fragrance was seized by the Police Special Task Force in Kolonnawa last night along with five suspects, police said.

 

Migrated Lankan kills his family and commits suicide

[May 21 2013]

A 48-year-old Sri Lankan Tamil settled in Chennai killed his mother, wife and daughter by slitting their throats before committing suicide by jumping in front of a suburban train near Pazhavanthangal on Tuesday morning. His friends said the man was in debt.

 

Husband kills wife

[May 20 2013]

Husband kills wife before kids A person accused of killing his wife before his four children was admitted to the Kahawatte Hospital due to burn injuries he had sustained on his feet, and is under police custody.

 

Wijeweeras daughter arrested

[May 20 2013]

Wijeweeras daughter arrested for assaulting mother Easha Wijeweera, the daughter of JVP founder leader Rohana Wijeweera, was arrested today for allegedly assaulting her mother and brother.

 

Ex-SSP remanded in job scandal

[May 20 2013]

A person who had fraudulently obtained money from various individuals promising jobs in Europe and Singapore, has been remanded until June 3 by the Fort Chief Magistrate Thilina Gamage today.

 

Musharraf granted bail in Benazir Bhutto case

[May 20 2013]

Pakistans former military ruler Pervez Musharraf has been granted bail in the case of the assassination of the former prime minister, Benazir Bhutto. He is accused of failing to provide enough security after she returned from exile in 2007. His government blamed her killing on the Taliban.

 

Met Dept warns

[May 20 2013]

The Department of Meteorology today warned people to be vigilant on the rising water levels of of Gin ganga and Nilwala river. The public has also been warned of rising flood levels at Pitabaddara, Paanadugama and Tawalama areas.

 

 

Jaffna civilians celebrating the Pooneryn victory of the government Security Forces in a banner displayed on a trishaw say that ‘if Prabhakaran is genuinely interested in the welfare of the Tamils, he should set an example by sending his son to join the battle instead of forcing one from each family to join the fighting cadres’.
Pic: Thilak Perera.

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Health Ministry cautions public on rat fever


The Health Care and Nutritional Ministry yesterday said nearly 200 Sri Lankans have died due to leptospirosis, commonly known as rat fever during the past few months and warned the public especially the farmer community who are affected by this fever to seek medical treatment only from Government hospitals.

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Ceasefire only if LTTE disarms itself completely - Keheliya Rambukwella


In the backdrop of the Security Forces inflicting heavy damage on the LTTE in the Wanni, Minister Keheliya Rambukwella has reiterated that there won’t be a ceasefire at this juncture with the LTTE, until the outfit totally disarms itself and enters the political mainstream decently.

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Ethnic based enclaves not acceptable - Prof. Warnapala


Ethnic based enclaves which the minority political parties have sought as units of devolution were not acceptable to the SLFP as a matter of principle, said Prof. Wiswa Warnapala, commenting on proposals submitted to the APRC by the UPF, CWC and the SLMC.

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Second suspect remanded in boy abduction case


The second suspect involved in the abduction of a five-year-old boy was taken in for questioning in the Madawela town near Wattegama on a tip off received by the SIU of the Kandy police last week.

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Angry CGR commuters cause Rs. 100,000 loss


Sri Lanka Railways incurred a loss of over Rs. 100,000 due to damages caused to property by angry commuters after pandemonium broke out at the Colombo Fort Railway Station on Friday evening.

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