Right To Information Act To Be Implemented From Today (03)

The right to information act will be implemented with

effect from today (03) .

The government has issued the gazette notification regarding the enforcement of the act recently.

Twenty One Medical Students Arrested During Yesterday's Protest Released On Bail

Twenty one medical students arrested by the police

last evening (02)during the medical students ptotest march held in Colombo ,had been released on bail by the Colombo Fort Magistrate Court last night .

After being produced before the court the group of medical students released on person  bail of Rs.200,000 each.

Colombo Fort Magistrste has ordered them to appear before the court on 15 th of Febtuary.

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An Illegal Vehicle Assembling Plant Was Raided In Minuwangoda

More than fifty vehicles illegally assembled locally had been

 seized by Panadura-Walana anti vice squad during a raid carried out in a vehicle assembling plant situated at industrial zone in Minuwangoda area last evening (01).

Twenty nine cars and twenty two jeeps are among the assembled vehicles seized by the Police according to reports.

Due to the illegall assembling plant government has incurred RS.325 million  loss it has been revealed.

Sri Lanka customs and Panadura-Walana anti vice squad are conducting an investigation on the incident.

Wild Life Officials Arrested A Person Illegally Breeding And Selling Local Birds

Wild Life officials have arrested a person who was breeding

 and selling local species of birds illegally by violating  fauna and flora protection  ordinance ,in his house in Obeysekerapura ,Rajagiriya (Colombo) .

The officials have taken into custody 14 parrots,4 wild owls and two black turtles in suspects house during the raid

The suspect is due to produce before Magistrate Court . 

Doctors To Lainch A Four Hour Island Wide Token Strike Tomorrow(03)

Government Medical Officers Association (GMOA)has

decided to launch a four hour island wide  token strike tomorrow (03 )from 8 a.m to 12 noon demanding the release of 12 Medical Students arrested by the Police this evening during the protest against Malabe Private Medical Collage.

Accordingly if the authorities fail to release the all arrested medical students by tomorrow (03) doctors will expand their trade union action further GMOA has announced.