Afghanistan vs Pakistan match-Afghan fans who couldn’t stand defeat attacked Pakistan fans
The cricket fans who came to the Sharjah Stadium in Dubai yesterday representing Afghanistan, a country under the control of Taliban fighters, could not tolerate the defeat against Pakistan. A video was also recorded of some of the cricket team on the field falling down and crying in defeat. Some of the Afghan fans in the audience vented their anger by removing the chairs and throwing them at the Pakistani fans.
Political Crisis in Sri Lanka,-Ammunitions found in the Galle face protest area
The Panadura North Police has arrested a person with a bag of ammunition containing thirty ammunition which they said was picked up while there was the Galle Face protest site. This person is a 35-year-old mason. The police say that he was arrested after he came to the police with the bullet-laden bag. It has been revealed to the police during questioning that he went to the Galle Face protest area on the 9th of July and brought the ammunition bag that had fallen on the ground to his house.
Economic Crisis in Sri Lanka-Price of a bread will increase to 350 rupees
The All Ceylon Bakery Owners’ Association states that the price of flour will rise again in a few days. If wheat flour becomes 420 rupees per kilo, a loaf of bread will go up to 320 rupees and if flour goes up to 450 rupees, a loaf of bread will go up to 350 rupees, he said. They further point out that due to the shortage of flour in the country, the price of bakery products will not rise.
Political Crisis in Sri Lanka-IMF agreements have not been presented to the cabinet yet- Minister Susil admits
Minister Susil Premajayant admitted in Parliament that the IMF staff-level agreement has not been submitted to the Cabinet yet It’s while responding to a question asked by MP Anura Priyadarshana Yapa, whether the IMF decisions have been submitted to the Cabinet and whether the Cabinet is aware of it. Member of Parliament Anura Priyadarshana Yapa further said that the approval of the Cabinet should be taken before explaining it to the Parliament.
What happened to Sri Lanka?- Things You Should know before travelling to Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka is one of the most famous travel destinations on the list. The sandy beach and the upcountry with mesmerizing experiences give you a memorable experience. However, the country had to face a huge drawback during the past couple of months. The covid 19 pandemic and the huge inflation in the country done a greater impact on the situation. So it pushed the country into a major economic and political crisis. However, Sri Lanka is still the welcoming travel destination it used to be before. Then let’s see what you should know before travelling to Sri Lanka. 1. There are still power cuts for a few hours The government took action to cut electricity for a few hours due to fuel shortage in the country. But as Sri Lanka is currently importing enough amount of fuel government reduced the power cut duration. So you may have to experience a few hours without electricity, light or air conditioner. 2. You may see fuel ques As above mentioned Sri Lanka is facing a hard time importing fuel. So, the government has introduced a QR code system for fuel distribution. Also, there is a limitation on the amount of fuel distributed to each vehicle. Hence it’s better to contact your travel adviser about the transportation. 3. Do not expect a foreign delicacy experience Because the country has limited importation of many foreign items there will be a shortage of some foreign ingredients in restaurants. Then if you are a picky eater and expecting some special kind of food it will be a problem. So, it’s better to discuss this with your hotel staff before boarding the plane. However, there isn’t any shortage of exotic delicacies in the country. 4. There is a shortage of some medicines The inflation had hit all the areas of the country. So, it also applies to the health sector. According to the netizens, there is a shortage of medicines in pharmacies and hospitals. So if you are using any specific kind of medicine be prepared for that before the trip. 5. There is a fluctuation in the prices of many essential items The value of the dollar changes rapidly because of the shortage of foreign currency in the country. So the black market is taking power of the market slowly. Hence do not be surprised if you have to pay a different price for the same item in two places.
A husbund killed his wife by cutting her throat with a sharp weapon
The Dambulla police say that a woman was killed by cutting her throat with a sharp weapon in a house in Titavelgol Kottawela area of Dambulla police domain last night. .. The deceased is a 42-year-old mother of three from Padanchi of Kottawela village in Dambulla police domain. Preliminary investigations have confirmed that the husband committed the murder after an argument between her and her husband. Residents say that after cutting the neck, the man also left the house and when he left, he too said that he would die by hanging himself. The search for the person who killed the woman and escaped has already started. Dambulla Police is conducting further investigations regarding the incident.
Economic Crisis in Sri Lanka-Even though the price of gas is low today, the price of food in restaurants cannot be lowered
The All Ceylon Restaurant Owners Association says that even though the price of gas is low today, the price of food in restaurants cannot be lowered. Mr. Asela Sampath, president of the association, said that due to the black market mafia, the prices of goods are not reduced and therefore consumers are suffering. He also mentioned that flour importers in Sri Lanka are stockpiling flour and releasing it at higher prices through the black market. He further said that although the price of gas is low, the price of food has not been reduced or increased.
The galle face struggle is a different wave,It is not something people started due to poverty – Governor of the Central Bank”
Central Bank Governor Dr Nandalal Weerasinghe comments on the struggle that took place near Colombo Galle Mudoora Pitiya. He says that the struggle came as a different wave and it did not come because people could not live in poverty. He also mentioned that a part of some people took to the streets due to a change in the attitude of the middle class. But if the next wave of poor and low-income people take to the streets, it may end in bloodshed, he said, adding that such a situation cannot be controlled and it is the most dangerous situation. He said this in his speech to the members of Parliament regarding the economic situation of the country.
Inflation in Sri Lanka-A mobile app for 5000 rupee for law income people in Sri Lanka
The government is preparing to start a new welfare program (package) in which 43 lakh low-income families and individual units of the country, including Samurdhi beneficiaries, will be registered through a telephone application and given 5000 rupees each monthly. Until now, due to the political pressure caused by the selection of the deserving by the government officials, the World Bank together with the Central Bank has planned to directly select the individuals and families who are suffering from poverty. The support for this program is provided by the World Bank as per the recommendation of the International Monetary Fund that another protection program should be implemented for the people who are suffering due to the economic crisis in the country. Accordingly, in addition to the 17 lakh community who are currently receiving the Samurdhi benefit, individuals and families who are expecting the Samurdhi subsidy, the elderly, kidney patients and the disabled are also included in this new relief package. In addition to this, another 600,000 families and individuals identified as impoverished due to the current economic crisis will also benefit. The government has planned to implement this subsidy package for a period of two years in the initial phase. Commenting on this subsidy package, a Finance Ministry official said, “One of the accusations made by the Financial Fund is that there has been no transparency in the distribution of subsidies in the country so far. Therefore, in this new program we are introducing a mobile app.”
Economic Crisis in Sri Lanka-There is no investers for 68 of the 74 plots in the port city colombo
Plots of land in the Colombo Port City have been allocated for foreign investors, but it is reported that only six plots have been acquired by the investors so far. 74 plots in the port city have been reserved for investors and so far no investor has come forward for 68 plots. The investor who is currently encouraged for six plots has not been able to start his activities because the legal regulations related to the port city have not yet been implemented. Operated as a Chinese-Sri Lankan joint investment, Colombo Port City has an area of 269 hectares.