COLOMBO (News 1st) -
Your Wednesday morning brief
- The Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights is set to consider the report on reconciliation, human rights and accountability in Geneva today.
- Former President of Sri Lanka Cricket Thilanga Sumathipala accepted that his brother pays taxes on betting related activities.
- JVP MP Bimal Ratnayake revealed an irregularity at the Information and Communication Technology Agency of Sri Lanka (ICTA) in parliament yesterday.
- Intermittent power outages continue due to the malfunction of Norochcholai coal power plant's generator 2.
- Minister Eran Wickremeratne notes Sri Lanka remains one of the few countries in the region that does not have campaign financing laws.
- Heavy traffic was reported across Colombo yesterday due to several demonstrations.
- Fifteen students sustained injuries in a motor accident due to the careless driving of a private bus driver in Ambalantota.
- J.C. Alavathuwla noted that the government will allocate funds to rebuild dilapidated towns in Anuradhapura.
- The OIC of the Echchan-Kulama Police and a constable were arrested for treasure hunting yesterday.
- Former Navy Commander Admiral Wasantha Karannagoda arrived at the CID yesterday for the 3rd time to make a statement on the abduction and disappearance of 11 youth.
Have a blissful Wednesday.