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  President Anura Kumara Dissanayake emphasized that, since neither he nor his administration has special ties or obligations to any party within… The post Decisive Economic Measures to Protect Both the Banking Sector and Entrepreneurs…

Cabinet spokesman Minister Vijitha Herath refuted reports about the new government printing money during a weekly briefing today. He stated that the… The post Govt. refutes printing money appeared first on DailyNews.

Cabinet spokesman Minister Vijitha Herath today urged the public to apply for passports at the Immigration & Emigration Department only for urgent… The post Public urged to apply for passports only for urgent needs appeared first on…

  The First Counsellor and the Deputy Head of Mission of France to Sri Lanka, Mrs. Marie-Noëlle Duris, engaged in a friendly… The post Deputy Head of Mission – France to Sri Lanka Meets Defence Secretary appeared first on DailyNews.

  Ambassador of Sri Lanka to Thailand and Permanent Representative to UNESCAP, Wijayanthi Edirisinghe attended the Navaratri Pooja held at the Maha… The post Ambassador of Sri Lanka attends Navaratri Pooja at Maha Mari Amman Hindu Temple in…

Due to a train breaking down at Payagala owing to a technical failure train services on the coastal line have been delayed,… The post Train services on coastal line delayed appeared first on DailyNews.

Cabinet approval has been granted for an Oman-based company to supply Liquid Petroleum Gas to Litro Gas Lanka for the year 2025,… The post Contract awarded to M/s OQ Trading for 2025 LPG supply to Litro Gas appeared first on DailyNews.

An extraordinary  gazette notification has been issued declaring every Divisional Secretariat Division of Sri Lanka to be an infected area or suspected… The post Gazette issued for prevention of African Swine Fever spread appeared first on…

There is no travel ban against Sri Lanka for United States (US) citizens. The US only issued a security alert last week… The post No travel ban on Sri Lanka for US citizens – US Ambassador appeared first on DailyNews.

African swine fever has likely entered Sri Lanka through improperly imported pork or discarded food items from airports and ports, said Dr.… The post Virus may have entered through imported pork from airports and ports appeared first on…