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Lanka Sathosa further slashes prices

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Lanka Sathosa has further reduced the prices of several essential goods with effect from Thursday (9).

The price reductions are as follows :

  • 1kg of Watana has been reduced of Rs. 10/- to Rs. 305/-.
  • 1kg of Red Kekulu Rice has been reduced by Rs. 5/- to Rs. 164/-.
  • 1kg of imported White Kekulu Rice has been reduced by Rs. 5/- to Rs. 179/-.
  • 1kg of local White Nadu rice has been reduced by Rs. 4/- to Rs. 180/-.

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Cabinet approval for divestment of govt’s stake in SLT & Lanka Hospitals

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The Secretary to the Treasury has informed the Board of Directors of Sri Lanka Telecom PLC (SLT) and Lanka Hospitals PLC that the Cabinet of Ministers has granted approval in principle for the divestment of the stakes held by the Treasury Secretary in the two companies. 

The government owns a 49.50% stake in SLT PLC and a 51.34% stake in Lanka Hospital PLC.

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Indian eggs to reach SL tomorrow

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The first consignment of eggs imported from India will reach Sri Lanka tomorrow (March 19), the State Trading (General) Corporation says.

The shipment will carry two million eggs in total, according to a spokesperson of the corporation.

The Sri Lankan government decided to import eggs in a bid to control the soaring prices.

However, imported eggs will not be sold for general consumption but are to be used only for bakery manufacturing.

Meanwhile, it is recommended that gloves are used when handling imported eggs in the bakery industry and eggshells are safely discarded, ensuring that the remaining eggshells are not released to the environment under any circumstances.

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People’s Bank issues clarification 

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In a statement, People’s Bank has clarified that they have not received any direct or indirect requests or instructions from any state institution to close their accouts with the bank.

Previously, the state owned ‘Dinamina’ newspaper had reported that heads of government institutions have informed the Ministry of Finance that they will immediately move their existing accounts at the People’s Bank to other banks.

The media release issued by People’s Bank today (17), is as follows :

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