Sri Lanka to reopen Primary Section of all Schools from October 25
Sri Lanka to re-open primary schools from October 25 after keeping them closed for 175 days due to the lockdown
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Thundershowers accompanied by severe lightning at some places
Thundershowers accompanied by severe lightning are likely to occur at several places in Central, Sabaragamuwa, Uva, North-central and Eastern provinces
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Black Fungus Death Reports in Sri Lanka
One person has reportedly died after contracting the Black fungus infection. The deceased who had contracted Black Fungus or Mucormycosis
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Interprovincial travel restrictions lift on October 31
The interprovincial travel restrictions now in force throughout the country will lift on 4 am on Sunday the 31st October,
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Dengue Fever – over 20,000 cases
So far this year 2021 according to National Dengue Control Unit data, over 20,811 dengue cases report and 10 deaths
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Suicides Prevention Hotlines in Sri Lanka Call 1926 or 1333
The COVID-19 pandemic has had a major impact on people’s mental health. Some groups, including health and other frontline workers,
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Royal-Thomian school big match to play at SSC from October 28 -30
Second oldest Cricket series in the world “Battle of the Blues” Royal-Thomian 142nd Big Match will be held on October
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Officials should identify the major problems faced by the farmers and should make the government aware of them – President
Sri Lanka President Gotabaya Rajapaksa emphasises that doing what’s right is a grave challenge and added that despite the magnitude
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Fuel Price Increase in Sri Lanka
Lanka IOC (LIOC), the subsidiary of Indian Oil Corporation in Sri Lanka has decided to increase fuel prices from midnight
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United States Provides Additional $2.5 Million for Urgent COVID-19 Assistance in Sri Lanka
The United States, through the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), announced an additional $2.5 million in urgent COVID-19
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