The police have arrested 809 individuals for violating the curfew during the past 24 hours ending at 6 am this morning (30).
Police Media Division stated 166 vehicles too were seized during this time period.
Accordingly, the tally of curfew violators arrested from 20th March until today has climbed to 6,850.
Meanwhile, a total of 1,643 vehicles have been seized by the police during the aforementioned curfew period.
Two including mother arrested for brutal assault and abandoning 4-year-old girl on roadside
Several politicians express views regarding proposed 22nd Constitutional Amendment
“Justice must never bow to wealth or any influence” - Additional Solicitor General Dileepa Peiris
22nd Constitutional Amendment Draft Bill to be tabled in Parliament on August 18
BASL warns of legal action if govt proceeds with proposed 22nd amendment
Minister Lalkantha says paddy price to remain unchanged during Yala season
President Anura Kumara vows not to exercise powers beyond constitutional limits
President Anura Kumara vows not to exercise powers beyond constitutional limits
Lanka Coal Company says around 40 coal shipments scheduled to arrive next year
President meets BASL members to discuss proposal on judges’ retirement age extension
Former MP Patali Champika says judicial independence cannot be treated like a company
Chief Prelate of Malwathu Chapter says no response received to letter on judges’ retirement age
Minister T.B. Sarath says neurotech machinery to be introduced to agriculture sector
Rosamund Pike says Sri Lanka nears completion of landmine clearance after 25 years of progress
Sri Lanka suspended executions in 1975; Will President Anura Kumara sign an execution order?
