CID ordered to verify quality of creams marketed by Piumi Hansamali

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By Bhagya Silva

Colombo, Oct. 15 (Daily Mirror) - Colombo Additional Magistrate Nuwan Kaushalya today directed the Criminal Investigation Department (CID) to obtain a report from the Government Analyst regarding the quality standards of cosmetic creams distributed islandwide by Loliya Skin Company, owned by popular actress and model Piumi Hansamali.

The order was issued after the CID’s Illegal Assets Investigation Division of the Organised Crimes Unit submitted a motion to court, seeking permission to produce the creams marketed by Piumi Hansamali in order to determine whether they meet the required safety standards.

The investigation has been launched based on a complaint alleging that Piumi Hansamali had unlawfully accumulated wealth amounting to millions within a short period by maintaining close associations with politicians and other influential individuals while leading a luxurious lifestyle.

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Robin Jayasekera Wednesday, 15 October 2025 05:45 PM

Sri Lanka needs a monitoring body similar to FDA(Food and Drugs Administration) of the USA. This monitoring authority should have the powers to Approve the Sales and to prosecute those who sells/makes substandard products. CID shouldn't be the go-to place to make the first complaint.

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Zarook Thursday, 16 October 2025 06:13 AM

It's called the NMRA (National Medical Regulatory Authority) but their main job is collecting bribes.

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Mahendra Fernando Thursday, 16 October 2025 07:22 AM

There is a body created by law since 1980. Sadly we know more about the FDA

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Dr. Dee esquire Wednesday, 15 October 2025 07:39 PM

Lol!

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dinesh Wednesday, 15 October 2025 09:46 PM

few years too late no ??

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Beauty is but skin deep Wednesday, 15 October 2025 10:27 PM

Better late than NEVER.

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joshua Wednesday, 15 October 2025 10:36 PM

Give it to the same committee which is testing BYD

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Dave Thursday, 16 October 2025 07:24 AM

What’s happening bout the BNW car? Was duty paid or at what legal source?

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Paddy Thursday, 16 October 2025 07:25 AM

Without wasting any more public funds, just ask the IRD For her tax returns.

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