Pakistan continues to export substandard, contaminated products
The recent episode of Pakistan sending expired products to Sri Lanka has recalled past incidents of the country sending used
Showers to Increase Across Sri Lanka from Tomorrow; Strong Winds and Fog Forecast
The Department of Meteorology has warned that rain conditions may increase slightly across the island from tomorrow (16) due to
Showery Conditions Expected Across Sri Lanka from Tomorrow; Strong Winds Forecast
Under the influence of an easterly wave, showery conditions are expected to increase to some extent across the island from
UNFPA Launches $8.3 Million Appeal to Support Women and Girls Affected by Cyclone Diwah
The United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) has launched an $8.3 million humanitarian appeal to provide urgent, life-saving assistance to women
Schoolchildren Allowed to Use November SLTB Season Tickets; Teachers Pledge Salary Donation for Disaster Relief
Schoolchildren have been permitted to travel on Sri Lanka Transport Board (SLTB) buses this month using their November season tickets.
Schools to Reopen Tomorrow Following Cyclone Ditwah; Uniform Rules Relaxed
Schools that were closed due to the impact of Cyclone Ditwah are scheduled to reopen across the country tomorrow (16).
Vehicle Import Duties Drive Sri Lanka Customs Revenue Beyond Forecast for 2025
Sri Lanka Customs has attributed the strong performance in 2025 revenue to a significant rise in vehicle import duties, which
World Leaders Condemn Sydney Bondi Beach Shooting Targeting Jewish Community
World leaders expressed shock and outrage on Sunday (Dec 14) after a mass shooting at Sydney’s Bondi Beach left 11
U.S. Special Ops Seize Military Documents on Cargo Ship in Indian Ocean
A U.S. special operations team boarded a cargo ship hundreds of miles off the coast of Sri Lanka last month,
Sri Lanka Welcomes Over 70,000 Tourists in December
Data from the Sri Lanka Tourism Development Authority (SLTDA) shows that 70,023 tourists have arrived in the country so far