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CAA to submit rice stock report to president

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The Consumer Affairs Authority (CAA) has announced that it will submit a report on the country’s rice stocks to the President this week.

The CAA is currently conducting an investigation into the stocks of rice and paddy.

This investigation is being carried out in several districts, including Anuradhapura, Polonnaruwa, and Ampara.

The CAA is assessing the stocks held by small and medium-scale rice mill owners as well as those held by large-scale mill owners.

The CAA also stated that raids have been initiated to identify locations selling rice above the controlled price.

The controlled price for Nadu rice has been set at Rs. 220. The CAA emphasized that legal action will be taken against those selling Nadu rice above this price.

Following a recent discussion with rice mill owners regarding the shortage of Nadu rice in the market, the President instructed the CAA to prepare a report on the market’s rice and paddy stocks.

(News1st)

(This story, originally published by News1st has not been edited by SLM staff)

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Annual bus fare revision to be announced after fuel price revision

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The National Transport Commission (NTC) has said that the annual bus fare revision will be announced after considering the fuel price revision scheduled for July 01.

Yesterday, transport authorities decided to reduce bus fares by 2.5% with effect from July 01.

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New Chief of Staff appointed to SL Army

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Major General Kapila Dolage of the Corps of Sri Lanka Engineers has been appointed as the 67th Chief of Staff of the Sri Lanka Army, effective today (June 26).

He succeeds Major General Chandana Wickramasinghe, who retired after serving in the post.

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Indictments filed against 12 including Keheliya

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The Attorney General has filed indictments against 12 individuals, including former Health Minister Keheliya Rambukwella, at the Colombo Permanent Three-Judge High Court today (June 26) over the procurement of substandard antibody vaccines.

The charges relate to a controversial vaccine deal that allegedly involved irregularities and compromised public health safety during Rambukwella’s tenure as Minister of Health.

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