Thursday, April 21, 2016
European Union Has Decided To Lift Fish Export Ban Imposed In Sri Lanaka
Due to the Reforms implemented on Sri Lanka's Fisheries Governance System successfully the European Union has today(21) lifted the fish export ban imposed in Sri Lanka since 2012 the Union has announced.
By announcing it's decision the European Union has stated that after a lengthy dialogue process Sri Lanka has managed to reform it's Fisheries Governance System successfully.
Sri Lanka has amended it's legal framework on illegal fishing activities ,strengthen it's sanctions and improved fleet control following the fish export ban imposed on the country by European Union it has stated.
With the decision taken by European Union today Sri Lanka will join the growing list of countries namely Papua New Guniea ,Philiphines,Korea,Fiji,Panama ,Belize,Togo,Vanuatu and Ghana which reformed their fisheries governance systems the European Union has revealed,
Sri Lanka was previously the second largest exporter of Fresh Swordfish(Kelawalla) and Tuna(Balaya) to the European Union Countries and Sri Lanka's fish mainly imported by Netherlands,Germany,France,United Kingdom and Italy.
Meanwhile the European Unions's Fisheries Council is due to review European Union decision on lifting he fish export ban imposed on Sri Lanka during their next meeting it has been reported.
The Sri Lankan Minister Of Fisheries And Aquatic Resources Mahinda Amaraweera too announced this evening on the decision taken by European Union to lift Sri Lanka's fish export ban to european countries.Earlier the Media Coordinating Officer of the Minister has issued three different media statements on Tuesday regarding the European Union's decision.
By announcing it's decision the European Union has stated that after a lengthy dialogue process Sri Lanka has managed to reform it's Fisheries Governance System successfully.
Sri Lanka has amended it's legal framework on illegal fishing activities ,strengthen it's sanctions and improved fleet control following the fish export ban imposed on the country by European Union it has stated.
With the decision taken by European Union today Sri Lanka will join the growing list of countries namely Papua New Guniea ,Philiphines,Korea,Fiji,Panama ,Belize,Togo,Vanuatu and Ghana which reformed their fisheries governance systems the European Union has revealed,
Sri Lanka was previously the second largest exporter of Fresh Swordfish(Kelawalla) and Tuna(Balaya) to the European Union Countries and Sri Lanka's fish mainly imported by Netherlands,Germany,France,United Kingdom and Italy.
Meanwhile the European Unions's Fisheries Council is due to review European Union decision on lifting he fish export ban imposed on Sri Lanka during their next meeting it has been reported.
The Sri Lankan Minister Of Fisheries And Aquatic Resources Mahinda Amaraweera too announced this evening on the decision taken by European Union to lift Sri Lanka's fish export ban to european countries.Earlier the Media Coordinating Officer of the Minister has issued three different media statements on Tuesday regarding the European Union's decision.
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Wednesday, April 20, 2016
CID Had Recorded Statements From 20 Police Officers Regrading Firearm Robbery At Laggala Police
The Criminal Investigation Department(CID) had already recorded statements from 20 Police Officers regarding the steeling of six fire arms including one assault T-56 rifle and five revolvers from Laggala Police Station.
The Six Firearms that were stolen from Laggala Police Station last week have been recovered later near a water tank belonging to Sandagala Viharaya(Temple) in Wellewala just 5 kilo meters from Laggala Police Station.
The Six Firearms that were stolen from Laggala Police Station last week have been recovered later near a water tank belonging to Sandagala Viharaya(Temple) in Wellewala just 5 kilo meters from Laggala Police Station.
Police Have Detained Six Persons In Connection With Damaging Public Properties Belonging To A Watagoda Railway Station
The Police have yesterday(20) detained Six Persons over the charge of damaging the public properties belonging to Watagoda Railway Station in Thalawakale,Nuwara Eliya(In Up Country).
The detained suspects are residents of Deniyaya Area according to the Police Department.
The six suspects who were with the influence of alcohol had damaged the public properties belonging to Watagoda Railway Station the Department has stated.
They are due to be produced before the Nuwara Eliya Magistrate Court.
The detained suspects are residents of Deniyaya Area according to the Police Department.
The six suspects who were with the influence of alcohol had damaged the public properties belonging to Watagoda Railway Station the Department has stated.
They are due to be produced before the Nuwara Eliya Magistrate Court.
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