Vehicles under custody for violating curfew to be released

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A decision has been taken to return vehicles which were taken into custody for violating curfew regulations imposed to prevent spread of COVID-19 pandemic, to their owners, the Presidential Media Division said.
The Government had directed the Acting IGP C. D. Wickremaratne to take necessary steps with this regard.

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Malan Monday, 15 June 2020 09:57 PM

We know this! It was not a practical thing to issue charge sheets to that many and no law to charge such. They could be fined with Rs100 which will give the government to feed millions of those who need. Need practical things and not the shows or talk. 2nd in such a waste is drive through music!

Troll Monday, 15 June 2020 10:07 PM

I knew this would happen

BE FAIR Monday, 15 June 2020 11:00 PM

Wonder why it was taken into custody in the 1st place. Another "Doosra"

brainmaster Tuesday, 16 June 2020 04:20 PM

they should charge each of them with a substantiel amount as punishment. Government needs the money.

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