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No revision of bus fares - NTC
2 May 2024 (3:22 PM) Litro gas prices to be reduced
2 May 2024 (7:38 PM) Court order issued on Directors of OnmaxDT
2 May 2024 (4:29 PM) US pledges assistance to enhance effectiveness of Sri Lanka s judicial processes
2 May 2024 (11:00 PM) Man arrested trying to sell ambergris for Rs. 1 billion
2 May 2024 (8:16 PM) Lotus Road in Colombo closed due to protest
2 May 2024 (1:38 PM) |
The Chairman of the National Transport Commission (NTC) Shashi Welgama says that there will be no revision of bus fares despite the recent reduction of fuel prices. 
The prices of Litro liquefied petroleum (LP) gas cylinders will be reduced with effect from midnight tomorrow (03), according to Litro chairman Muditha Peiris. 
Colombo Chief Magistrate Thilina Gamage today ordered the Directors of OnmaxDT - a private firm believed to have been operating a pyramid scheme, to prepare and submit to the court a process to pay back the investors who have invested money in the company. 
US Ambassador to Sri Lanka Julie Chung reaffirmed the United States commitment to aiding Sri Lanka s efforts in reducing prison overcrowding, streamline court automation, and enhance the overall effectiveness of judicial processes. 
An individual who was allegedly planning to sell 05 kilograms of ambergris, also called grey amber or whale vomit, with a value of around Rs. 01 billion, has been arrested by police. 
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