No Fixed 60-Litre Limit for Passenger Buses Under QR Fuel System CeylonWire March 17, 2026 Sri Lanka’s transport authorities have clarified concerns raised by operators regarding fuel allocations under the QR-based fuel distribution system, emphasizing
Technical Issues in QR Fuel System Resolved, Says Deputy Minister CeylonWire March 17, 2026 Deputy Minister of Digital Economy Eranga Weeraratne says solutions have now been implemented to address technical issues that arose with
Tags #ceylonwire Thundershowers Expected in Several Provinces This Afternoon CeylonWire March 17, 2026 Showers or thundershowers are expected at several places in the Central, Sabaragamuwa, Southern and Uva provinces after 2.00 p.m. today
Schools to Close on Wednesdays Amid Fuel Crisis CeylonWire March 17, 2026 The Secretary to the Ministry of Education, Nalaka Kaluwewe, has announced that all government schools will remain closed on Wednesdays
Ravi raises concerns over Rs. 290 million crypto scam CeylonWire March 17, 2026 Former UNP Deputy Leader MP Ravi Karunanayake has questioned the Finance Minister in Parliament regarding Sri Lanka’s regulatory stance and
Indian Navy, along with partner nations, participates in US-led Exercise Sea Dragon 2026 in Guam CeylonWire March 16, 2026 The Indian Navy along with multiple partner nations is participating in Exercise Sea Dragon 2026, a United States Navy-led multinational
Pakistani Military Facilities Was Targeted In Strike, Says Taliban CeylonWire March 16, 2026 The Taliban Ministry of Defence said it launched attacks early Friday on Pakistani military facilities in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa in response to
CPC Grants Priority Fuel Access for Ambulances Under QR System CeylonWire March 16, 2026 The Ceylon Petroleum Corporation (CPC) says fuel will be issued to all ambulances under a special priority category. CPC Director
Police Deploy Officers Nationwide to Ensure Order During QR-Based Fuel Distribution CeylonWire March 16, 2026 Sri Lanka Police say instructions have been issued to all Officers-in-Charge of police stations across the island to ensure that
CPC Releases 57,000 Metric Tons of Diesel Amid Surge in Fuel Demand CeylonWire March 16, 2026 The Ceylon Petroleum Corporation (CPC) says 57,000 metric tons of diesel have been released for public consumption through filling stations