Two Females Were Arrested With 40 Whisky Bottles At Katunayake Airport

Airport Customs Officers have arrested two Sri Lankan  females arrived in from Italy with around 40 Whisky Bottles in their possession this morning(21) at the Katunayake.Bandaranaike International Airport.

The estimated value of the Whisky Bottles taken in to custody in possession of the suspected females is around Rs.193,750 according to the Customs. 

The females are residents of Marawila and Ja-Ela areas of the ages 33 and 32 years old it has been revealed.

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GOLDEN MELODIES

There Is A Link Between Sri Lankan Tea Ban Imposed By Russia And Lifting The Ban Of Using Asbestos-Minister Navin Dissanayake

There is a link between the lifting of the  ban 

temporarily which scheduled to be imposed on using of Asbestos Sheets with effect from 01st of January 2018 and the Tea ban imposed on Sri Lanka by Russia according to an unofficial reports the Minister of Plantations Navin Dissanayake has stated today (20).

Russia is the main buyer of Sri Lankan Tea and Sri Lanka imports Asbestos raw materials mainly from Russia the Minister has stated during a Cabinet press briefing held in Colombo today.

However a team lead by Minister of Science, Technology and Research Susil Premjayantha due to leave Russia shortly to inspect the hygiene of the white Asbestos products in Russia he has stressed.

Cabinet Approved A Proposal On Amending The Fauna And Flora Protection Ordinance

Cabinet has approved a proposal on  amending  the

Fauna and Flora Protection Ordinance as  enable to impose a life time imprisonment to a person who found guilty over the killing of a Wild Elephant in Sri Lankan  court .

Cabinet has approved a proposal submitted to the Cabinet in this regard by the Minister of Wild Life Gamini Jayawikrama Perera according to the Cabinet co-Spokesman Health Minister Dr.Rajitha Senaratne.

Due to the Ele Prphant -Human conflict around 240 Wild Elephants have been killed annually according to the Cabinet co spokesman.