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Curfew passes to be issued only for essential services – Police

Media can get curfew passes under essential services.

The Police said curfew passes would not be issued except for essential services and for the patients in critical conditions under the recommendations of Divisional Medical Officer of Health or Public Health Inspector.


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Returnees who evade registering before tomorrow will be arrested – DIG Ajith Rohana

Those who have arrived the country after March 16 have to register themselves before 12pm tomorrow (April 1), said DIG Ajith Rohana.


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Quarantined 321 people will return home from quarantine centers today

Another batch of 321 persons those who have undergone quarantine process will be released today (31).






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EXTENSION OF BID OPENING DATE

PROCUREMENT OF TACTICAL RADIO COMMUNICATION EQUIPMENT FOR UPGRADING AND MODERNIZATION OF SRI LANKA ARMY RADIO COMMUNICATION SYSTEM (STAGE 1)
IFB No:  MOD/SLA/06/2019

The Chairman, Standing Cabinet Appointed Procurement Committee (SCAPC) of the Ministry of Defence on behalf of the Secretary, Ministry of Defence...


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EXTENSION OF BID OPENING DATE

PROCUREMEN OF 2100 NOS  9MM  PISTOLS  FOR SRI LANKA POLICE  CONTRACT REFERENCE  : MOD/FD/PB/50/II-07/2019

The Chairman, Ministry Procurement Committee (MPC) of the Ministry of Defence on behalf of the Secretary, Ministry of Defence...


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‘You should NOT leave your home’: Moscow mayor issues strict Covid-19 pandemic order, stopping short of complete lockdown.

Moscow, where the number of coronavirus cases now exceeds 1,000, has introduced a tough self-isolation regime. From Monday, residents of the Russian capital will be only allowed to leave their homes in cases of absolute necessity.

 


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Is Sri Lanka ready for Covid-19 effect?

This analysis focuses not on the COVID-19, but on its effect, the author wishes to address a significant thinking gap that is emerging whilst policy makers locally and globally are battling the virus and its immediate aftereffects. COVID-19 will eventually peak at a certain point and the virus will recede yet the enormous disruption it has caused at a mega scale will not.




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Online System sets up to report about people with COVID- 19 Symptoms

National Operation Center for Prevention of Covid-19 Outbreak has introduced an online solution to request essential supplies including medical supplies in an emergency ...



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Aranodaya Mawatha at Obeysekerepura in Sri Jayewardenepura Kotte locked down due to six persons showing COVID-19 symptoms

With four adults and two children showing Symtoms of COVID -19, Aranodaya Mawatha, Obeysekerepura in Sri Jayewardenepura Kotte, has been locked down.


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Another batch of 132 quarantined people left army-led centers in Diyatalawa and Punani

After completion of 14-day quarantine process another batch of 132 people had left their homes today.


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When taking decisions, no civilian life should be disrupted – Govt.

The Government announced today that civilian life should not be disrupted when taking regional level decisions.






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Navy brings COVID-19 suspected fisherman onto land

On a tipoff by Trincomalee Police, Sri Lanka Navy (SLN) has brought a fisherman into the land who had associated a COVID-19 infected person, while he was trawling at sea yesterday (29).

 


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Moscow Orders Citywide Quarantine Starting March 30

Moscow will enact an indefinite citywide quarantine starting Monday, Mayor Sergei Sobyanin said as the city's number of coronavirus cases surpassed 1,000 over the weekend.


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Renters protected, public gatherings limited to two under tough new COVID restrictions

Prime Minister Scott Morrison has announced a suite of new measures in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, including a moratorium on rental evictions for the next six months and tighter restrictions on public gatherings.