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Ceylon Chamber welcomes staff-level agreement for third review of IMF program
27 Nov 2024 (11:47 AM) Over 207,000 people affected by bad weather across 17 districts
27 Nov 2024 (12:24 PM) Special police hotline for Tamil-speaking people amid adverse weather
27 Nov 2024 (12:49 PM) Ceylon Chamber welcomes staff-level agreement for third review of IMF program
27 Nov 2024 (11:47 AM) Train services impacted due to adverse weather
27 Nov 2024 (12:57 PM) Motorists advised as A-9 main road flooded at Omanthai
27 Nov 2024 (10:39 AM) |
The Ceylon Chamber of Commerce has welcomed the announcement of a staff-level agreement for the third review under the International Monetary Fund (IMF) Extended Fund Facility program for Sri Lanka. 
Inclement weather conditions have affected a total of 207,582 individuals from 59,629 families across 17 districts, according to the Disaster Management Centre (DMC). 
Sri Lanka Police has established a special hotline, 107 , dedicated for Tamil-speaking individuals to report or seek assistance regarding the prevailing adverse weather conditions, according to Police Spokesman DIG Nihal Thalduwa.
The trains operating along the up-country and Batticaloa railway lines have been limited due to the prevailing adverse weather conditions, the Railway Department said. 
The A-9 main road to Jaffna has been flooded at Omanthai, prompting police to urge motorists to take alternate routes. Copyright © 2007 - 2024 Col3neg. All Rights Reserved.
