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Horana Sri Palee gazetted as Mass Media Faculty of Colombo Uni.

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The Horana Sri Palee Campus has been gazetted as the Faculty of Mass Media of the Colombo University.

According to the gazette extraordinary issued by Prime Minister Dr.Harini Amarasuriya, the faculty’s departments are gazetted as Department of Mass Media Studies, Department of Language Studies, Department of Computer Studies and Department of Performing Arts Studies.

Established in 1996 as the West Board of the Colombo University in Horana, it conducted undergraduate and postgraduate courses in media and performing arts studies. Later the name was changed to Sri Palee Mandapa of Colombo University under the University Act in 1988 and until now it has been functioning under a Campus President. Teaching was done in the Departments of Mass Media, Performing Arts, Computer and Language Studies and after being declared as the Faculty of Mass Media, these departments were gazetted as Departments.

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Youth dies after being beaten with a helmet

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A young man has died after being assaulted with a helmet during an altercation in Halwathura, Bulathsinhala.

Police said the incident occurred following an argument between the victim and another individual.

The victim was initially admitted to Horana Hospital, later transferred to Colombo National Hospital, and then returned to Horana Hospital, where he succumbed to his injuries.

The deceased is a 30-year-old resident of Halwathura, Bulathsinhala, police said.

A 23-year-old suspect has been arrested in connection with the incident, and investigations are underway by the Bulathsinhala Police.

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CPC assures no fuel shortage in SL

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The Ceylon Petroleum Corporation (CPC) has assured that there will be no fuel shortage in the country under any circumstances.

 According to the CPC Chairman – D.J. Rajakaruna, the CPC has already placed and confirmed orders for the fuel required for the next 02 months and there is absolutely no reason to anticipate a fuel shortage in the country.

He said however there are concerns about where the fuel shipments will originate from and whether there is an impact due to the war.

Rajakaruna also warned that legal action would be taken against those found hoarding fuel illegally.

According to CPC data, the majority of Octane 92 petrol is sourced from Malaysia, Singapore, or India, and not from conflict zones in the Middle East, with only one shipment expected from Oman, CPC Chairman said.

He further noted that even in the event of the Strait of Hormuz being closed, the CPC has alternative supply routes in place. Diesel stocks are also sourced from non-conflict zones, he added.

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Bodies of 02 youths shot, found in Middeniya

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The bodies of 02 youth who were shot and killed with a pistol-type firearm have been discovered in Thorakolayaya, Middeniya.

According to police, the deceased were between 25 and 30 years old.

The shooting occurred this morning (June 25), and currently police have launched an investigation, with 03 special teams now collaborating with the Middeniya Police.

The motive behind the shooting and the identities of the perpetrators are yet to be determined.

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