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32 Sri Lankan victims of human trafficking rescued in Myanmar
25 Nov 2024 (9:34 PM) A'L candidates affected by bad weather allowed to sit for exams at nearest centres
26 Nov 2024 (10:21 AM) Subjects and functions of new govt s ministries gazetted
26 Nov 2024 (11:24 AM) Emergency hotlines for A'L exam candidates to seek assistance during disaster situations
25 Nov 2024 (8:31 PM) Emergency hotlines for A'L exam candidates to seek assistance during disaster situations
25 Nov 2024 (8:31 PM) PM emphasizes importance of restoring parliamentary supremacy
25 Nov 2024 (6:54 PM) |
Sri Lanka s Foreign Ministry announced that thirty-two (32) Sri Lankan nationals who were victims of human trafficking and stranded in Myanmar have been rescued on Monday (25 November) following a successful, coordinated process. 
The Commissioner General of Examinations, Amith Jayasundara has announced that G.C.E. Advanced Level Examination candidates who are unable to reach their designated examination centres due to adverse weather conditions are permitted to sit for their exams at the nearest available centres. 
A Gazette notification has been issued assigning duties, subjects and functions, departments, institutions, statutory boards and public corporations to each Ministry of the new government. 
The Disaster Management Center (DMC) and the Department of Examinations have initiated a joint program to ensure the uninterrupted conduct of the G.C.E. Advanced Level (A'L) examination, even amidst potential disaster situations. 
Prime Minister Dr. Harini Amarasuriya stated that in order to restore the Parliament as a supreme institution, which has faced public scorn and disapproval in the past, the Parliamentarians must act with the awareness that they are the representatives of the people. Copyright © 2007 - 2024 Col3neg. All Rights Reserved.
