All heads of government institutes are directed to summon only a minimum number of employees to carry out functions.
The Secretary to the Ministry of Public Services, Provincial Councils, and Local Government issued these instructions today (May 31).
This is in an attempt to cut down the spread of the COVID-19 virus within the country.
Deadline ends for written submissions in relation to 22nd Amendment petitions
Energy Minister assures uninterrupted power supply despite coal shortage
SJB stages protest in Colombo against proposed 22nd Amendment Bill
Supreme Court concludes hearing of petitions challenging 22nd Amendment Bill
Supreme Court concludes hearing of petitions challenging 22nd Amendment Bill
Sri Lanka approves US$1 million aid package for flood-hit Nepal
International drug trafficking network probed after 472kg of ‘Ice’ seized from Colombo Port
Ex-Minister Piyankara Jayaratne convicted; Sentenced to seven years of rigorous imprisonment
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“Public trust key to a strong police service” Another 10,000 new officers to be recruited
“Loudspeaker misuse causing public inconvenience” Police to take stern action against offenders
"Govt. will not back down" Extension of judges’ retirement age a key reform,Justice Minister insists
Wheat flour price hiked by Rs. 17; Parata, egg roti prices to rise by Rs. 5
Trump says US is taking partial control of Venezuela's vast oil reserves
Sevanagala sugar factory halts production, staff granted leave
