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The project to renovate 100 railway stations under the “Clean Sri Lanka” national programme, titled “Dream Destinations”, is currently underway.
Under this project, the first phase of renovation work at Maradana Railway Station, where refurbishment commenced recently, was completed, and the upgraded facilities were officially handed over to passengers today (25) und...
The Excise Department states that all liquor outlets across the island will be closed on three days in May in view of International Workers’ Day and the Vesak festival.
Accordingly, liquor outlets will be closed on 1 May to mark International Workers’ Day (May Day).
The Department further stated that all liquor outlets will also remain closed on 30 May, wh...
Police have warned that legal action will be taken against bus operators who charge fares exceeding the approved rates, following a rise in public complaints.
Passengers have alleged that both Sri Lanka Transport Board (SLTB) buses and privately operated services on several routes are demanding fares higher than those officially prescribed.
Investigations ...
The Department of Meteorology has issued an advisory warning of severe lightning in several areas.
According to the notice, there is a high likelihood of severe lightning accompanied by thundershowers after around 1 p.m. in the Western, Sabaragamuwa and North Western Provinces, as well as in the districts of Galle, Matara, Kandy and Nuwara Eliya.
Temporary...
Sri Lanka Police have urged the public to behave in a disciplined and restrained manner to ensure the success of the internationally recognised “Walk for Peace”.
The police emphasised that those gathering along the route to pay their respects should avoid causing any obstruction or engaging in disruptive behaviour towards the Venerable Thero and the accompanying del...