FROM YESTERYEAR SINHALA CINEMA:A SONG FROM "RAMYALATHA"(1956)FILM

MAIN CAST OF THIS FILM -LATE ARUNA SHANTHI,RITA RATNAYAKE,CLARICE DE ZILWA,MARK SAMARANAYAKE

THIS SONG WAS SUNG BY LATE DHARMADASA WALPOLA

A Person Was Arrested Over Attempting To Bribe Police

Malimbada Police have arrested a 44 year old person

over attempting to give Rs.15,000 as a bribe to Police officers to prevent his arrest at the Police station.

The Suspect is a resident of Veyangoda area and he is due to be produced before the Matara Magistrate court today (18).

Police Have Arrested 19 Persons Regarding The Attacks In Ginthota

Police have arrested 19 persons regarding the attacks

occurred in Ginthota,Galle last night (16) according to the Police Media Spokesman Police Superintendant Ruwan Gunasekare.

Police have also lifted the  Police Curfew imposed in Kurunduwatte ,Mahahapugala,Piyadigama,Welipitimodara Rukwatte and Ginthota areas and after restoring law and order in these areas he had stated.

Police Special Task force personal have been deployed in these areas to strngthen security it has been reported.

Wild Life Officers Recovered A Body Of An Elephant In Welikanda

The Wild Life officers attached to the Welikande Wild

Life office had yesterday (17)recovered a body of a Wild Elephant who died as a result of receiving wounds caused due to consuming of  "Hakkapatas" in Ruwanpitiya,Welikande area.

The deceased Elephant was around 30 years old according to Wild Life Officials.

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Fisheries Mimistry Had Taken Into Custody 167 Kilo Grammes Of Fish Killed By Using Dynamite

The Special Investigations Unit of Ministry Of Fisheries

and Aquatic Resources Development had taken into custody around 167 Kilo Grammes of Fish killed by using banned method Dynamite at Paliyagoda Fish Market yesterday (17).

Killing Fish by using Dynamate is banned in Sri Lanka and the fish killed by using Dynamite is not suitable for human consumption according to the Fisheries Ministry.

Meanwhile Fisheries Minister Mahinda Amaraweera had instructed officials to investigate on the suppliers who are supplying fish killed by using Dynamite and other banned methods to paliyagoda and other fish markets.