Ceylon Electricity Board Employees Taken The Board Chairman As A Hostage For More Than Eight Hours-Police Rescued The Chairman

A tense situation was occurred in Ceylon Electricity

Board (CEB) headquarters in Colombo this evening (17)after a group of employees of the Electricity Board had taken Board chairman W.B Ganegala as a hostage for more than eight hours since evening while protesting by demanding solutions for few of their service demands.

The Police and Riot Police officers who had entered the Electricity Board headquarters have rescued the CEB Chairman from the hands of protesting employees few hours ago according to reports.

The Joint Trade Union Alliance of Ceylon Electricity Board which led the protest campaign demanded to solve few of their service problems including removal of salary anomalies.The protesters had  blocked the office room of the CEB chairman during the protest .

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A Female Teacher Was Arrested Over Accepting Money From Parents Of A Student

Katugasthota Police have arrested a female teacher attached to a leading school in Kandy District over taking Rs.100,000 as a bribe from the parents of a Student by promising  to admit the student to the Grade One class of the school yesterday(16).

The arrest was made as per a complaint made by the parents of the Student it has been revealed.

The suspected Teacher has accepted the bribe in 2015 and told the Parents of the student that if she fails to admit the student to the Class will return the money to them .However the Teacher failed to admit the student to the School and not return the money she had taken by them parents have complained.

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Navy Have Arrested Two Persons With 70 Gold Bisucits While Transporting Them To India

Sri Lanka Navy have arrested two Sri Lankans while transporting 70 Gold Biscuits weighing 100 grammes each to India through a Dinghy Boat in Northern seas last night(17).

The suspects with the stock of Gold Biscuits taken in to Navu custody have been handed over to the Sri Lanka Customs for further investigations according to the Navy.

The estimated value of the Stock of Gold Biscuits taken in to custody is around Rs.50 million it has been revaled.