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22 arrested during protest outside NCPC building granted bail
6 May 2024 (8:45 PM) Youth who caused disturbance at BIA summoned by police
6 May 2024 (4:50 PM) Sri Lanka to retain existing visa fee; Immigration Dept. to handle issuing visas
6 May 2024 (9:45 PM) Keheliya and 7 others further remanded
6 May 2024 (6:51 PM) Gammanpila calls for Central Bank governor s resignation
6 May 2024 (11:14 PM) Action against man who caused disturbance at BIA visa counters and officers who recorded incident
6 May 2024 (2:25 PM) |
All twenty-two persons who were arrested during the protest by unemployed graduates at the North Central Provincial Council building have been granted bail by the court. 
A Sri Lankan youth who had behaved in an unruly manner at the Bandaranaike International Airport (BIA) in Katunayake on May 01 amidst a tense situation at the visa issuance counters, has been summoned to Airport Police today (06). 
It was decided at the Cabinet meeting held today (06) to maintain the existing US $50 fee for a 30-day visa for foreigners visiting Sri Lanka, the President s Media Division reported. 
Former Health Minister Keheliya Rambukwella and 7 others have been further remanded until 20 May by the Maligakanda Magistrate s Court over the import of substandard human immunoglobulin vials. 
Pivithuru Hela Urumaya (PHU) leader MP Udaya Gammanpila claims that the Central Bank of Sri Lanka (CBSL) had increased the salaries of its employees by the biggest margin in its history, despite having recorded losses of billions of rupees for two consecutive years. 
Minister of Public Security Tiran Alles says that action will be taken against the person who had caused a disturbance recently in the visa issuance section at the Bandaranaike International Airport (BIA) in Katunayake. Copyright © 2007 - 2024 Col3neg. All Rights Reserved.
