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to the shortage of fuel. The Secretary of the Ministry […]Health Sector facing risk of collapse
Fuel hoarding has resulted in long queues in Sri Lanka amid shortage due to lack of dollars
At least 105 SLPP members have met Wickremesinghe and discussed their grievances.
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The Australian Government has authorised the voluntary departure of dependents of Australian High Commission staff in Colombo. The Australian Department of Foreign Affairs said that an island wide Public Emergency has been declared in Sri Lanka and curfews may be imposed at short notice. “Demonstrations are occurring throughout Colombo. Several violent incidents have taken place […]
Sri Lanka’s Acting President Ranil Wickremesinghe today (July 18) stated that the absence of a proper Easter Sunday investigation has meant that this issue has still not been fully resolved and he is requesting the assistance of the UK Government and their intelligence services.The post Easter Attacks: Sri Lanka to seek assistance of UK Government & intelligence over Easter Sunday attacks ...
Acting President Ranil Wickremesinghe has warned of elements attempting to disrupt the peace. Issuing a special statement, Wickremesinghe said that these elements would be prohibited from disrupting the country’s progress. Wickremesinghe further stated that the peaceful protesters who had legitimate concerns would be engaged with by the Government and solutions would be found for them. […]
India has surpassed China to become the top lender to Sri Lanka, as the former came to the rescue when Sri Lanka started experiencing some acute shortage of foreign currency from the beginning of the year which reached a breaking point in March causing a complete collapse of the country’s
COLOMBO (News 1st); Due to the fuel shortage in the country, school holidays have been extended from 18th July to 20th July. The Ministry of Education said that schools will re-open from next Thursday (21).Schools to reopen on 21st July
, the Lanka Private Bus […]Public transport in limbo due to fuel shortage
Sri Lanka’s Acting President Ranil Wickremesinghe says that the issues which prevail in Sri Lanka with regard to hunger, are man made.The post The food crisis in Sri Lanka is man made, Acting President Ranil tells Global Forum appeared first on ONLANKA News - Sri Lanka News - Latest News Sri Lanka - Breaking News from Sri Lanka.
The emergency was declared in the interests of public security, the protection of public order.
“Drivers have become thugs because there is a great demand."
The Narendra Modi government has called for an all-party meeting on Tuesday evening to discuss the Sri Lanka crisis and explain the steps that New Delhi has been taking to ameliorate the economic hardship in the friendly nation. “The government is calling a suo motu meeting to address the concerns of several political parties, especially […]
The Narendra Modi government has called for an all-party meeting on Tuesday evening to discuss the crucial issue of the Sri Lanka crisis.The post Indian government calls an all-party meet on Sri Lanka crisis appeared first on ONLANKA News - Sri Lanka News - Latest News Sri Lanka - Breaking News from Sri Lanka.
COLOMBO (News 1st); The Association of Importers of Essential Goods say that the transport of essential food items to rural areas has been hampered due to the shortage of fuel. Its media spokesperson, Nihal Seneviratne said that there is currently a shortage of sugar in the country
by Kumar David Thus, we may all “Chortle in our joy” on July 13 or 20 if everything goes as promised. The first step in the Sri Lankan Colour Revolution seems to have inched forward like a golden dream but I will remain on guard till both Gotabaya (GR) and Wickremesinghe (RW) have been seen […]
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Sri Lanka maintain power cuts amid fuel shortage
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Abeyewardena made the announcement at a press conference held at his official residence Friday July 15.
Reiterating India’s support for Sri Lanka, Indian External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said that the situation in the island nation is very sensitive and New Delhi is focusing on ways it can help Colombo economically at this time of need. Addressing a press briefing in Kerala, Jaishankar said, “The situation in Sri Lanka is very […]
An eye witness piece by Economy Next reporters who share what they saw in July 9 Sri Lankan revolution.
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The gas shortage left many families unable to cook meals to feed themselves.
Basil prevented from leaving in the early hours: report
By Jehan Perera There is an anxious calm after the unprecedented events of July 9. The Presidential Secretariat, President’s House and Temple Trees, which contain both the prime minister’s official office and residence, are in the hands of the people rather than the rulers. The Aragalaya protesters who occupy these buildings of state coexist in […]
The 1990 emergency ambulance service has been suspended in several areas owing to the shortage of fuel. The Suwa Seriya Ambulance Service urged the public to refrain from calling 1990 requesting for the service in the affected areas. A full list of the specific areas in the respective districts
(UNICEF) As Sri Lanka descends further into its worst economic and political crisis in 70 years, it is children who are suffering the most. A foreign currency shortage has left the country struggling to import essential goods, pushing food and fuel prices sky-high. Staples like rice, lentils, milk