Special traffic plans for May Day parades, rallies

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Colombo, April 29 (Daily Mirror) - Sri Lanka Police have announced the implementation of a special traffic plan in the vicinity of May Day parades and rallies scheduled for Wednesday (May 01).

According to the police, nearly 2,100 police personnel have been assigned security duties for the May Day rallies, with an additional 1,300 personnel deployed for traffic management during this period.

The Police Media Division has accordingly released detailed maps outlining road closures in Colombo, along with suggested alternative routes.

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Potta Harry Tuesday, 30 April 2024 07:49 AM

Dematagoda to Pachikawatte Road was closed since Monday 29th April. What an inconvenience to motorists.

Vernon Tuesday, 30 April 2024 09:48 AM

What has international labour day has anything to do with parades by political parties? What objective are they trying to achieve? It is apparent that political parties want the public to remain as poor. Now the public will not be fooled by these gimmicks. Please don't waste your money of rallies.

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