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Newly Appointed Premier Mahinda Rajapakshe To Make A Special Statement In Parliament Tomorrow (15)

The Prime minister appointed by the

President Maithripala Sirisena, Mahinda Rajapakshe is due to make a special statement tomorrow (15)at Parliament regarding the no confidence motion submitted against the new government and future policies of Government according to appointed Minister Vasudeva Nanayakkara .

He has revealed this during a Press briefing held in Colombo this evening  (14 ).

The letter sent by the Speaker Karu Jayasuriya to President Maithripala Sirisena regarding today's no confidence motion voting result has not accepted by the President he has said.

Another appointed Minister  Susil Premjayantha has said during the briefing ,There's no formal Parliament, No formal proposal submitted on no confidence and no formal voting held today at Parliament when commenting on no confidence motion .

Prime Mimister, The Cabinet and the Government appointed by President will continue further he has said .

Appointed Minister S.B Dissanayake too made similar remarks by saYing the current government will continue further.

A New Chairman Has Been Appointed To The Sri Lankan Airlines

The Chairman of Ministry of Transport

J.S Withanage has been appointed as the New chairman of Sri Lankan Airlines today (14) by the Secretary of Finance Ministry S.R.Atygala .

 However yesterday  (13)Sri Lankan Airlines Has announced its former Chief Executive Officer Kapila Chandrasena has been appointed as the New Chairman of the Aitlines following the resignation of Sri Lankan Airlines Ranjith Fernando.

Another director of the Board Of Directors of the Aitlines Mano Thiththawella has also resigned recently. 

THERE IS NOT ENOUGH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES FOR EVERYONE IN THE WORLD' TO HAVE A HEALTHY DIET -A STUDY SAYS

https://www.independent.co.uk/environ

ment/fruit-vegetables-healthy-diet-how-much-to-eat-meat-farming-agriculture-a8602861.html

HIGHLIGHTS OF TODAY'S(14) PARLIAMENT

BEAUTIFUL ISLANDS THAT COULD HELP TO STOP KILLER DISEASES

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-

africa-46077299

A Tense Situation Has Occurred Due To Protests Infront Of Parliament

A tense situation has occurred in front

of the Parliament this morning (14)after the Parliamentary session as supporters of United National Party (UNP) as well as United People's Freedom Alliance  (UPFA ) have conducted  protest campaigns in support of their respective parties .

The protests held few hours and protesters had shouted slogans and attempted to break road barriers it has been reported.

Police Officers along with Riot Police have deployed to provide security in front of Parliament as a result.