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Golden Island partners with Majestic Group to launch casino at Lotus Tower

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Golden Island Hospitality Ltd., said yesterday it has entered into an agreement with the renowned Majestic Group Hotels and Casinos, a leading gaming group from India, to establish the Majestic Pride Casino, Sri Lanka.

The casino will be housed in the prestigious Lotus Tower located in Colombo 10, promising a world-class gaming experience.

The Finance, Economic Stabilisation and National Policies Ministry of Sri Lanka has granted a Casino Business License under the Casino Business (Regulation) Act, No.17 of 2010 to M/S Golden Island Hospitality Ltd. This significant development, finalised last month, marks the beginning of a new era in Sri Lanka’s gaming and hospitality sector.

An agreement with the Board of Investment of Sri Lanka was also signed on 1 August 2024, under Section 17(2) of the Board of Investment of Sri Lanka Law No.4 of 1978, further solidifying this venture.

The Majestic Pride Casino in Sri Lanka is set to elevate the gaming landscape with its extensive array of gaming options.

With this new venture, Golden Island Hospitality and Majestic Group aim to make the Majestic Pride Casino, Sri Lanka, a premier destination for tourists, contributing to Sri Lanka’s vibrant tourism industry, economy and to create job opportunities for local Sri Lankan youth in gaming and hospitality.

For over 15 years, Majestic Group Hotels and Casinos has been a cornerstone of luxury and entertainment in Goa, attracting tourists from across India. Known for their commitment to excellence, they offer unique experiences through their diverse portfolio of properties.

(ft.lk)
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COVID subvariants spreading in Asia detected in Sri Lanka

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The Medical Research Institute of Sri Lanka has confirmed that the COVID-19 variant currently spreading in the Asian region has also been identified in the country.

Dr. Jude Jayamaha, a specialist in viral diseases at the Medical Research Institute, stated that patients infected with the Omicron subvariants LF.7 and XFG are being reported locally.

Dr. Jayamaha explained that this finding was confirmed through research conducted on biological samples collected from several hospitals across the island.

However, he emphasized that there is no need for undue fear regarding these COVID-19 variants.

Health authorities have also stressed the importance of vulnerable groups—such as pregnant mothers, the elderly, and those with chronic illnesses—following health guidelines, including wearing face masks and avoiding crowded places.

Dr. Jayamaha reiterated that new COVID-19 variants emerge periodically, and health authorities are continuously monitoring the situation, so the public should remain calm.

(newswire.lk)

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Anudi misses out from Miss World Quarter-Finals

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The Miss World organization has announced its quarter-finalists, selecting 40 contestants from across Asia, Europe, Africa, and the Americas.

Sri Lanka’s Anudi Gunasekara, was not selected in the top 40, despite being recognized for her impressive performances in the Multimedia and Head-to-Head challenges.

The top 40 consisted of 10 contestants each from Asia & Oceania, Europe, Africa and the Americas.

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Fuel prices unchanged

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The Ceylon Petroleum Corporation (CPC) announced that there will be no revision of fuel prices for the month of June 2025.

Accordingly, all fuel prices will remain unchanged for June, it said.  

Existing fuel prices (per litre):

Auto Diesel – Rs. 274
Super Diesel – Rs. 325
Petrol 92 Octane – Rs. 293
Petrol 95 Octane – Rs. 341
Kerosene – Rs. 178

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