Victory for Namibia
Namibia beat Scotland in the 20/20 World Cup Super Round yesterday (27). Namibia won the toss and elected to bat first, scoring 109 runs for the loss of 8 wickets at the end of 20 overs. Chasing a target of 110, Namibia won the toss and elected to bat, scoring 115 runs for the loss of 6 wickets in 19 overs.
The Princess Mako who renounces royal privileges for love
Princess Mako, the granddaughter of the Japanese emperor, has married her school friend and left the royal family, according to foreign media. The couple got engaged a few years ago and the marriage was postponed due to media reports about “Ki Kamuro”‘s mother. As a result, Princess Mako was reported to have developed a mental illness. They are both in their 30s. About 4 years ago, the couple announced their engagement, which was well received by the Japanese people. But Japanese tabloids reported that Kei Kamuro’s mother was involved in a major money laundering scandal. As a result, the Japanese press was constantly on the lookout for him. The marriage was later postponed and he went to the United States in 2018 to study law. He returned to Japan last month. The Japanese media reported that their wedding was held in a very modest manner.
The Avanguard case completed
 The Case related to floating armoury found in MV Kandy anchored at Galle harbour ordered to complete by Additional Magistrate Pavithra Sanjeewani Pathirana The Magistrate concluded the case after a motion was moved by OIC of the CID, Robbery Investigation Division, Pannaradhana, Inspector Sugath Kumara. The Inspector General of Police said that the Attorney General had instructed to close the case as there were no charges to be filed against him. After considering all the facts, the Magistrate decided to close the case and ordered to keep the photocopies and release the original documents.
The government is going to confiscate 400 vehicles imported despite the ban on the importation of vehicles
Nearly 400 imported vehicles have landed at the Port of Colombo despite the ban on the importation of vehicles. The Sri Lanka Customs has sent a letter to the Ministry of Finance inquiring whether the number of vehicles will be confiscated or not. The Customs Department said in the letter that the vehicles were ordered after the government banned the import of vehicles in September last year and that the vehicles were currently against the law.
Indian company selling nano nitrogen liquid fertilizer, online for 240 Indian rupees
Indian company selling nano nitrogen liquid fertilizer, a product of an Indian company, online for 240 Indian rupees. That is, it is priced at around 645 Sri Lankan rupees. But if you buy these in bulk, you will be able to get them for much less. This liquid fertilizer is also distributed in Sri Lanka under the name ‘Nitro Raja’.
A Senior DIG assaulted a man on the road
A video of a police officer stopping a man in a car and assaulting him has been circulating on social media. The incident took place on the Kiriella road in Ratnapura. The senior police officer tries to take him away from the police jeep by beating him up, saying that the car was speeding. The man says the police officer is drunk. According to reports, Senior DIG Ranmal Kodithuwakku is also involved in this incident.
Rice mill owners have increased the rice prices once again
Rice mill owners have taken steps to increase rice prices once again The Pettah Rice Wholesalers Association states that the revised prices have been increased by 15 rupees per kilo of Nadu, 10 rupees per kilo of Samba and 30 rupees per kilo of Kiri Samba. However, the price of raw rice at Rs. 110 has not changed. Accordingly, according to the new price hike announced by the rice mill owners, the new price per kilo of rice is as follows. Nadu – Rs.130Samba – Rs 150Kiri Samba – Rs. 195
Will duminda Silva enter politics in the future?
Former parliamentarian Duminda Silva, the chairman of the Housing Authority, says he does not know whether he will enter politics in the future. He said that the Housing Authority had been handed over to him because of his dedicated work and that the Housing Authority has now become an agile institution and plans to build 70,000 houses in the near future. He was addressing the media after a housing program in Kandy. He also commented on the current fertilizer crisis.
The decision to reopen the university’s again
The University Grants Commission (UGC) says that Vice Chancellors are allowed to reopen universities at any time after today (26) subject to health guidelines. Speaking at a media briefing this morning, its chairman Senior Professor Sampath Amaratunga said that several university buildings have been used as quarantine centers. However, considering the current situation in the country, it is possible to start universities even after the release of those buildings, said Senior Professor Sampath Amaratunga.
Army fires on Sudanese protesters
Seven people have been protesters were killed protests in Sudan during a military coup. More than 140 people were injured in the firing, foreign media reported. The people took to the streets as the military seized control of Sudan in a coup and dissolved the existing civilian government. Protesters blocked the streets of the capital, Khartoum, and set fire to tires. Protesters blocked the streets of the capital, Khartoum, and set fire to tires. The army opened fire to disperse the protesters, foreign reports said. Army members have reportedly gone from house to house and arrested protesters. The Sudanese military coup has drawn strong international criticism, with the United States suspending $ 700 million in aid to Sudan.