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The Environment Ministry is moving to establish a coordinated national mechanism to manage electronic waste (e-waste) in Sri Lanka, with plans to strengthen regulations and expand collection and recycling facilities. ..
Former First Lady Shiranthi Rajapaksa, who is currently in remand custody at Welikada Prison, has been admitted to the Cardiology Unit of the National Hospital of Sri Lanka in Colombo. ..
MP Chamara Sampath Dassanayake has been arrested by the Commission to Investigate Allegations of Bribery or Corruption (CIABOC) after giving a statement in connection with an ongoing bribery investigation.
Other religious leaders will soon be targeted in the same way that Venerable Galagoda Atte Gnanasara Thera is being harassed, United Republic Front Leader Patali Champika Ranawaka said today. ..
SriLankan Airlines has temporarily suspended all flights between Dammam in Saudi Arabia and Colombo until October 18 due to recent security-related developments and the prevailing security situation in Saudi Arabia. ..
The banks of Thabbowa Tank have been transformed into green grasslands to provide food for wild elephants, under an initiative launched by the Clean Sri Lanka Secretariat to help address the human-elephant conflict. ..
Zones 1 and 1A of Yala National Park, which were closed due to severe drought conditions, will reopen to local and foreign tourists from 6 a.m. on October 16, 2026, the park authorities announced. ..
North Korea fired off multiple ballistic missiles from its eastern coast on Monday, with at least two believed to have fallen into waters outside Japan’s exclusive economic zone. ..
The Consumer Affairs Authority (CAA) has seized more than 758 motorcycle helmets without the SLS certification mark during 182 island-wide raids conducted in July and October this year. ..
The Department of Meteorology has issued an Amber advisory for severe lightning in several provinces and two districts, warning the public to take precautions during thundershowers. ..
The wild elephant popularly known as “ Kawantissa that migrated to Thambuttegama when under treatment in Galgamuwa area for an infected wound on a limb is now suffering from Diarrhea.Asst, Director Wildlife, in Anuradhapura Zone Channa Suraweera said the jumbo had received gunshot injuries and was critically ill and frequenting the Galgamuwa area when the Veterinary Surgeons initiated treatments ..
President Anura Kumara Dissanayake has vowed to end political impunity and ensure that the law is enforced equally for all, stressing that national development must be built on the rule of law, the elimination of corruption and unity among communities.
President Anura Kumara Dissanayake has vowed to end political impunity and ensure that the law is enforced equally for all, stressing that national development must be built on the rule of law, the elimination of corruption and unity among communities. ..
Maligakanda Magistrate Janitha Perera today dismissed an anticipatory bail application filed by Shiranthi Rajapaksa, seeking an order preventing her arrest, advising her to file the application before the court having the proper jurisdiction.
Maligakanda Magistrate Janitha Perera today dismissed an anticipatory bail application filed by Shiranthi Rajapaksa, seeking an order preventing her arrest, advising her to file the application before the court having the proper jurisdiction. ..
In a bid to reduce the trade balance, which is in Sri Lanka’s favour, the U.S. led a strategic mission recently by sending Montana Governor Greg Gianforte to explore the possibility of exporting food items and strengthening cooperation in critical minerals and defence cooperation. ..
The Health Ministry is concerned over the technical issues affecting a newly installed CT simulator at Maharagama’s Apeksha Hospital, which has delayed radiotherapy planning for nearly 1,500 cancer patients awaiting the procedure. ..
Cancer patients are facing a severe financial burden as the unavailability of certain medicines in government hospitals forces them to purchase drugs from outside pharmacies, with some patients spending more than Rs. 100,000 a month, a doctors’ trade union leader has warned. ..
Patients undergoing eye surgery at the Hambantota District General Hospital are facing difficulties due to the non-availability of contact lenses provided free of charge, with patients reportedly having to spend nearly Rs. 40,000 to obtain them from outside. ..
Three foreign companies - Lanka Indian Oil Company, RM Parks and Sinopec- await formal communication from the Energy Ministry to decide on fuel pricing for their supply in the local market amid fluctuations in the world market, an informed source said. ..
