sample image
homeHome
Latest
Featured
Local
Sports
Business
World
English
news_1st_logo
English
Schools in Hambantota and Mulatiyana closed

Schools in Hambantota and Mulatiyana to remain closed

by Staff Writer 31-10-2019 | 1:33 PM
Colombo (News 1st): Education Ministry in the Southern Province noted that schools in the Hambantota district and Mulatiyana Educational Zone, Matara will remain closed tomorrow (November 1) as well. This is due to the risk of floods and landslides caused by heavy rains. News 1st correspondents noted that several areas in the Matara and Hambantota Districts have been inundated.  

Other Articles

Suspect Arrested Over Rs. 11.8 Bn Drug Haul

Suspect Arrested Over Rs. 11.8 Bn Drug Haul

Joint Operation Underway to Treat Sick Elephant

Joint Operation Underway to Treat Sick Elephant

Government Issues Circular on PHP Security Flaws

Government Issues Circular on PHP Security Flaws

Navy Seizes Over Rs. 109 Billion in Narcotics

Navy Seizes Over Rs. 109 Billion in Narcotics

Gazette Amends Standing Orders on Imprisoned Monks

Gazette Amends Standing Orders on Imprisoned Monks

Namal issues statament marking 50 Days in Prison

Namal issues statament marking 50 Days in Prison

Featured News

Op Ed: What One Small Clinic Tells Us About SL

Op Ed: What One Small Clinic Tells Us About SL

South Asia Emerges As Rare Coral Recovery Success

South Asia Emerges As Rare Coral Recovery Success

Sri Lanka Is South Asia’s Most Favored Nation

Sri Lanka Is South Asia’s Most Favored Nation

The Untold Story of Kumana’s Post War Restoration

The Untold Story of Kumana’s Post War Restoration

AI Could Transform Developing Economies

AI Could Transform Developing Economies

Op Ed: What One Small Clinic Tells Us About SL

Op Ed: What One Small Clinic Tells Us About SL

South Asia Emerges As Rare Coral Recovery Success

South Asia Emerges As Rare Coral Recovery Success

Sri Lanka Is South Asia’s Most Favored Nation

Sri Lanka Is South Asia’s Most Favored Nation

The Untold Story of Kumana’s Post War Restoration

The Untold Story of Kumana’s Post War Restoration

AI Could Transform Developing Economies

AI Could Transform Developing Economies

News 1st, MTV Channel (Pvt) Ltd, MBC Networks (Pvt) Ltd, 45/3, Braybrooke Street, Colombo-02.

T.P : +94 114 792 700,
Fax : +94 114 792 733
[email protected]
twitter.png
instagram.png
facebook.png
viber.png
youtube.png
Categories
home Home
Latest
Sports
homeVideo
Featured
Business
homeLive TV
Local
World
Other Channels
sirasa.pngcmg.pngyes_fm.png
shakthi-tv.pngtv1.pngshakthi-fm.png
sirasa-fm.pngyes-fm.pnglegends.png
yes-fm.png
search
home
Home
Latest
Featured
Local
Sports
Business
World