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Although the State Intelligence Service (SIS) had provided information to the Criminal Investigation Department (CID) about the locations of Zahran’s team members ’Army Mohideen’, Yusuf Anwar and Zahran’s brother Rilwan, before the attacks, the CID had failed to arrest them, SIS officer yesterday informed PCoI probing Easter Sunday attacks.
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Former Minister Akila Viraj Kariyawasam today was responding to Director General, Department of Archeology Prof. Senarath Dissanayake that he inflicted undue influence on the former to demolish the Assembly hall of King Buwanekabahu in Kurunegala to construct a hotel and said the latter should prove it before end of elections.
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Colombo Chief Magistrate Lanka Jayaratne today told CID to file action against journalist Dharisha Bastians if CID investigations revealed that she had obstructed the Police in conducting investigations into the Swiss Embassy official abduction case.
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The Attorney General has directed the Criminal Investigation Department (CID) Director to obtain warrants to arrest interdicted Negombo Prison Superintendent Anuruddha Sampayo and three jailors on several Penal Code charges.
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Deputy Solicitor General Dileepa Peiris making submissions yesterday before the Colombo Chief Magistrate Ms. Lanka Jayaratne, stated that information had been received that some members of the police STF had provided armed security to the suspected narcotic officials involved in the drug trafficking case, and to take necessary court action in that regard.
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The police have found sufficient evidence to show that the Katuwapitiya Church suicide bomber’s widow Pulasthini Rajendran alias Sarah had fled to India by sea in September 2019, PCoI Police Unit’s Chief Inspector Arjuna Mahinkanda informed the Commission yesterday.
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People who are suffering from the common cold, cough or even a fever have been urged to stay at home and go into self isolation immediately and if symptoms remain even after a day or two, should seek medical advice, the Health Ministry said yesterday.
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Medical workers are continuing community testing across the country to detect for more possible undetected COVID-19 clusters as most of the patients detected in Sri Lanka in recent months had not shown any symptoms of the virus, the Health Ministry said yesterday.
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The information released by the government on the COVID-19 situation is questionable and might lead to more health officers keeping away from prevention activities, UNP Deputy General Secretary Ruwan Wijewardene said yesterday at an election rally in Gampaha.