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AG returns 18 more incomplete files to police

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Attorney General Dappula de Livera, PC, had returned 18 more incomplete investigation files to the Acting IGP in respect of suspects arrested over the 2019 Easter Sunday carnage, AG’s coordinator State Counsel Nishara Jayaratne told The Island yesterday.

She said that the total number of files returned so far amounted to 100 and the AG had directed the Acting IGP to properly conclude Investigations. (SF)

 



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NPP wins Tangalla Urban Council

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The National People’s Power (NPP) polled 2,260 votes (46.18%) to secure 9 of the 19 seats in the Tangalla Urban Council at todays. Local Authorities Election.

THe Samagi Jana Balawegaya (SJ) polled 1,397 votes to secure five seats while the Sri Lanka Podujana Peramuna (SLPP) polled 795 votes to secure 3 seats.

The United National Party (UNP) and the Sarvajana Balaya secure one seat each.

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Voting commences to elect members for 339 local government authorities

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Voting commenced at 7.00am to elect members to 339 local councils in the island.

Voting is being held at 13,579 polling centers and will end at 4.00 p.m.

 

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President holds talks with Vietnamese President

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Vietnamese President Luong Cuong warmly welcomed President Anura Kumara Disanayake during an official ceremony held in Hanoi on Monday (05) morning

President Anura Kumara Dissanayake was accorded a ceremonial welcome with full military honours upon his arrival at the Presidential Palace of Vietnam.  He also took part in the inspection of the Tri-Forces Guard of Honour and the playing of the national anthems of Vietnam and Sri Lanka. The two leaders then introduced members of their respective delegations before proceeding for bilateral discussions during  which both nation assessed their progress, explored avenues for future collaboration and signed Memoranda of Understanding.

Vietnam and Sri Lanka have upheld robust and enduring ties since they established diplomatic relations in 1970. and this visit aims to strengthen political trust and foster effective collaboration across multiple sectors between the two nations.

Sri Lanka and Vietnam engage in annual bilateral trade, primarily in exports, totalling around US$200 million. Both nations aspire to elevate this trade to US$1 billion in the near future.

President Dissanayake’s visit highlights Sri Lanka’s deep commitment to its longstanding friendship with Vietnam and demonstrates a mutual resolve to enhance collaboration in traditional sectors while exploring new opportunities in digital transformation, the digital economy, energy transition, artificial intelligence and connectivity.

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