Political Crisis in Sri Lanka-The Sri Lankan government seeks the help from CIA to capture the rest of the protesters who damaged the public property
 The Government of Sri Lanka has sought the assistance of the United States in identifying the photos and videos published on social media regarding those who set fire to houses that damaged property amid the recent riots in the country. For that, the Criminal Investigation Department has sought the assistance of the American Secret Service on the advice of the Attorney General. This step has been taken after the law has been implemented against the person who behaved riotously on those days and the photos and videos they had posted on social media have been deleted. Lanka c news
Rising of the power of organized criminal gangs in Sri Lanka -The reason for the murders in the Southern province in Sri Lanka is the crisis between the organized crime gangs – police
The police say that a noticeable amount of killing of different people is taking place in the southern province due to the crisis between the organized crime gangs. Meanwhile, a senior police officer stated that the person who was shot and killed in the Uragasmanhandiya area of ​​Elpitiya yesterday (24) was involved in an earlier murder incident. A barber who ran a hair salon was killed in Alpitiya, Uragasmanhandiya Nugodamulla area yesterday (24th) in a shooting incident. Two people on a motorcycle had fired. Meanwhile, shooting incidents were also reported in Gampaha and Ahungalla areas yesterday (24). A person was shot dead in the area of ​​Batapotha Krusa junction on Makavita road, Gampaha, and the shooting was done by two people who came on a motorcycle. A 34-year-old Anuruddha Pushpakumara, a businessman who runs a building material store and resides in Kotugoda, Medagamuwa, died due to gunshots. Meanwhile, a person was injured in the other shooting that took place at Ahungalla, Urahaga road yesterday afternoon. A man on a motorcycle had shot him and fled. The police stated that he had a close association with members of organized crime gangs.
Rising of the criminal activities in Sri Lanka-A person has died from a gunshot
A person has died in a shooting that took place yesterday afternoon (24) in the Uragasmanhandiya area, Alpitiya. The police said that two people who came on a motorcycle had fired. Police investigations are currently underway to arrest the suspects.
Economic Crisis in Sri Lanka- Sri Lankan government issued a new circular regarding employment of government employees abroad
A new circular has been issued regarding the provision of unpaid leave subject to a maximum of 05 years to government employees for foreign employment. It is signed by the Secretary of the Ministry of Monetary, Economic Stabilization and National Policy. According to this circular, permanent employees of government corporations, constitutional boards and government-owned companies will have this opportunity. This circular has been issued with the aim of increasing the foreign exchange remittances and getting high contribution to the country’s economy by optimally utilizing the country’s human resources. Here, under several conditions, the opportunity to take foreign leave will be available subject to a maximum of 05 years without prejudice to seniority. When applying for leave without pay for any government employee to work abroad, the head of the organization should consider granting the leave only if there is a system for employing another employee on an internal basis to cover the work of that employee or to see the work in the relevant organization. It is mentioned in the circular that this opportunity is available only to the permanent officers of the public service. If the concerned employee has taken loan monsalary-freeks or other institutions from his company, during this salary free period, he should come to a formal agreement on how to repay the loan money.
Violet protest in Sri Lanka-Suspects have been arrested in connection with burning down and destroying a hotel said to belong to Mr. Rohitha Rajapaksa
4 suspects have been arrested in connection with burning down and destroying a hotel said to belong to Mr. Rohitha Rajapaksa located in Gongala area of ​​Suriyakanda. A group of residents of the area aged between 25-50 have been arrested. The police say that they also stole the property there.
Political Crisis in Sri Lanka-The police have identified a person who bathed in the presidential place swimming pool and used soap
The police say that they have identified two people who broke into the presidential palace and went into the swimming pool and bathed using soap. It has been revealed that one of them is a local council member residing in a remote village in the Badulla area and the other is a resident of the Talawakele area. A police team is currently conducting investigations to arrest them. Recently Defense Secretary Kamal Gunaratne mentioned that Sri Lanka became a laughing stock in front of the world when these people went down to the swimming pool of the Presidential Palace and publicized the scenes of bathing in the soapy water through the international media.
Political crisis in Sri Lanka-Concerns from the EU about the use of the Prevention of Terrorism Act to make arrests from the protest
The European Union says it is concerned about reports of the use of the Prevention of Terrorism Act in recent arrests in Sri Lanka. The European Union said that in a tweet.
Inflation in Sri Lanka crosses 66% in July: Milk powder, rice, biscuits, fish and poultry prices will rise further
Annual point surface inflation, based on the National Consumer Price Index, rose to 66.7% in July. In June, the figure was 58.9%. The Central Bank points out that the monthly increases in the prices of items in both the food and non-food categories have led to an increase in inflation. The annual point inflation in the food category was recorded at 75.8% in June. In July, the figure increased to 82.5%. Annual point inflation in the non-food category rose to 52.4% in July from 43.6% in June, the central bank said. Meanwhile, the monthly change in the National Consumer Price Index in July was 5.57%. This is due to the increase in the price of items in the food category by 2.42% and the price of items in the non-food category by 3.15%. The central bank announced that prices of milk powder, rice, fresh fish, biscuits and poultry have increased in the food category. However, the prices of vegetables, coconut oil and coconut showed a decline during the same period. In the non-food category, the prices of bus fares, petrol and diesel, furniture, home appliances and household unit maintenance, housing, water, electricity, gas and other fuels have increased in July, the report released by the Central Bank further states.
A person suspected of stealing a bottle of foreign liquor from the President’s residence has been remanded
A suspect who was brought to court for stealing a bottle of foreign liquor from the private residence of President Ranil Wickramasinghe was remanded until tomorrow (24th). That was when the case was called before Colombo Fort Magistrate Mr. Thilina Gamage today. The concerned suspect was brought to court on charges of trespassing into the private residence of President Ranil Wickramasinghe and stealing a bottle of foreign liquor from there.
Fuel Shortage in Sri Lanka-Fuel distribution is in conflict in the country again, there is a trend of starting fuel ques again
According to the Petroleum Separators Association, there is a trend of fuel queues again in the country. The association also claims that because the supply of fuel to the filling stations is being reduced every week, queues are being formed to get fuel. The association also points out that while the filling stations of the Indian Oil Company can provide fuel without any problem, there are problems in providing fuel only to the filling station of the oil corporation. Meanwhile, the Petrol Station Owners Association points out that there has been a clear reduction in people coming to get fuel based on the QR system.