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US warns of possible Pride Month attacks worldwide
18 May 2024 (1:31 PM) Warning issued over possible floods in several river basins
18 May 2024 (12:20 AM) Sri Lanka falls short on 19 transparency and legislative commitments to IMF programme - report
18 May 2024 (7:18 PM) 26 injured as two buses collide head-on at Kottapola
18 May 2024 (8:25 PM) Heavy showers above 100mm expected in parts of the island
18 May 2024 (9:54 AM) President leaves for Indonesia to attend World Water Forum
18 May 2024 (10:13 AM) |
US officials have warned that foreign terror organisations may attempt to target LGBT events around the world during Pride Month in June. 
The Irrigation Department has issued an Amber flood warning for possible floods in the low-lying areas of several river basins including Kalu, Kelani, Gin, Nilwala, Deduru Oya, Maha Oya, Attanagalu Oya, Kala Oya and Malwathu Oya, if heavy rains persist over the coming days. 
Sri Lanka has not met 30% of its due commitments to the IMF programme by the end of April 2024, which translates to a total of 19 unfulfilled obligations, according to a report by Verité Research. 
At least 26 persons have been injured and hospitalised following a head-on collision involving two private buses in the Kottapola area on the Kegalle - Avissawella main road this evening (18). 
The Meteorology Department says showery and windy conditions are expected to enhance during the next few days from today, due to pre-monsoonal conditions over the country and surrounding sea areas. 
President Ranil Wickremesinghe has left for Indonesia this morning (18) to attend the 10th World Water Forum High-Level Meeting in Bali, at the invitation of Indonesian President Joko Widodo. Copyright © 2007 - 2024 Col3neg. All Rights Reserved.
