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Last Updated : 2024-04-23 22:35:00
By Tissa Kotinkaduwa
In compliance with the concept of President Gotabaya Rajapaksa on cleaning up garbage in cities across the island, the Ja-Ela city and its approaching roads were cleaned up recently.
The clean up project was launched by the Community Police Unit of Ja-Ela under the guidance of the OIC of the Ja-Ela Police, Inspector Nissanka Silva.
Under the project, both sides of the Dandugama Road on the Colombo-Negombo Main Road, and both sides of the Ekala Road branching out from the Ja-Ela- Gampaha Road, the road leading from the Ja-Ela exit of the expressway and the road in front of the Ekala Air Force camp on the Ja-Ela- Kurunegala Road were cleaned up and beautified. In order to make the effort a success, The Ja-Ela Urban Council Chairman Shammika Dias, Ja-Ela Pradeshiya Sabha Chairman Chandrapala Madurapperuma and the local council staff, the members of the Air Force Camp in Ekala had also offered their sponsorship.
Officials of Ja-Ela Police, Inspector Jagath Wijerama, SI Priyantha, Sergeants Jayaratne, Chandratilleke, Weerasuriya and PCs Sarath, Edirisinghe and Hemantha participated in the project.
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