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SLTB assures normal bus operations amid election campaigns

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The Sri Lanka Transport Board (SLTB) has announced that despite the use of its buses for various presidential election campaign rallies, normal operations have remained unaffected.

Chairman Lalith de Alwis confirmed that no public complaints have been received regarding a shortage of buses.

Alwis assured that SLTB buses, which serve difficult and rural areas, will not be allocated for election rallies.

He emphasized that the SLTB will ensure public convenience is maintained throughout the election period.

In compliance with a recent notice from the Election Commission, the SLTB has submitted a report detailing the expenses for providing buses for the presidential election.

(newsfirst.lk)
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Around 500 apparel factory workers hospitalized due to food poisoning

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Around 500 workers at a privately owned apparel factory in Bakamoona, Polonnaruwa have been hospitalised over food poisoning, reports say.
According to reports, the employees have fallen ill after consuming food provided by the factory.

However, they are not in critical condition and are being treated at the Bakamoona and Atthanakadawala Hospitals.

(Source : Aruna)

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HC freezes 2 luxury apartments purchased by Keheliya’s son

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The Colombo High Court has issued an order preventing the use of two luxury apartments located in the Colpetty area which had been purchased by Ramith Rambukwella, the son of former Health Minister Keheliya Rambukwella.

The two luxury apartments had allegedly been purchased for Rs. 80 million and Rs. 65 million.

The order was issued today (19) by Colombo High Court Judge Manjula Thilakaratne after considering a request from the Bribery Commission.

The Bribery Commission informed the court that Mr. Ramith Rambukwella had purchased two apartments from an apartment complex located in Colpetty for Rs. 80 million and Rs. 65 million respectively.

The commission requested the court today to issue an order to prohibit the property from being used or accessed as an investigation is being carried out in this regard, as part of an investigation against former Health Minister Keheliya Rambukwella.

The High Court Judge, who considered the request, issued an order preventing the use of two luxury apartments until December 19.

(adaderana.lk)

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Schools closed islandwide tomorrow

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The Ministry of Education has announced that all schools across the island will be closed tomorrow (Sep. 20) before reopening on Sep. 23.

Additionally, schools designated as polling stations are required to be handed over to the respective Grama Niladhari officials today, following the conclusion of school hours.

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