Sajith promises change of govt.

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2 years ago

2021/03/16

Opposition Leader Sajith Premadasa yesterday said that the SJB would ensure that a people friendly leader and government come to power at the next presidential and general elections respectively.

He said so at a rally at Hyde Park to mark the first year anniversary of the SJB under the theme, ‘Let’s stand together to overcome challenges.’

The Opposition Leader said that the SJB had come a long way within a year of its formation and it will go from strength to strength.

“We left the UNP to end deal based politics. We will make SJB the party of the people,” he said.

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Navy rescues 38 persons stranded on grounded trawler at entrance of Delft Jetty

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15 mins ago

2023/06/7

Priyan

The Sri Lanka Navy successfully rescued 38 individuals who were stranded on a grounded trawler at the entrance of Delft Jetty this morning (07th June 2023).

The timely intervention of the Navy prevented a significant loss of life and property. Had the trawler sunk at the entrance of Delft Jetty, it would have posed significant challenges to the island’s administrative operations and transportation.

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Rear Admiral Hiran Balasuriya assumes duties as Director General Civil Engineering of Navy

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21 mins ago

2023/06/7

Priyan

Rear Admiral Hiran Balasuriya assumed duties as Director General Civil Engineering at the Office of Director General Civil Engineering at Navy Headquarters on 06th June 2023.

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Digital Promotion Agency to be established – President

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30 mins ago

2023/06/7

Priyan

President Ranil Wickremesinghe during a meeting with Governing and Opposition Members of Parliament held at the Parliament Complex, announced plans to establish a Digital Promotion Agency aimed at developing computer applications for the collection and monitoring of data from various government entities in Sri Lanka.

Previously, private companies had been responsible for creating such applications for government organizations and the President emphasized the need for a dedicated agency to carry out this task in the future.