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A wild elephant had been knocked down to death at Karadipuwal area between Puttalam and Eluwankulama Railway Stations in the early hours of last morning by a goods train transporting limestone to the Palaviya cement factory in the Puttalam District.
Senior Professor of Forensic Medicine at Karapitiya Hospital U.C.P. Perera said it was a matter of serious concern that the fatalities in road accidents have been increasing at a large proportion every year and that 118,240 road accidents had occurre
A troubling rise in shootings linked to organised crime has left 66 people dead in over 100 incidents reported across the country since January 2024. Of these, 13 deaths occurred in organised crime-related shootings involving the underworld in the la
Only Rs. 900,000 approved as payments for the event
In a bid to address the salt shortage, chairman of National Salt Limited Gayan Wellala said plans are underway to fully activate the saltern including one in Elephant Pass in the north by March, this year to increase production of salt in the coun
Two accused who stood indicted with murder were sentenced to death by Chilaw High Court Judge Nayomi Thamara Wickremasinghe yesterday.
High Court Judge Ranga Srinath Dissanayake has been appointed as the new Director General of the Commission to Investigate Allegations of Bribery or Corruption by President Anura Kumara Dissanayake.
Although much rain is not experienced in Anuradhapura area, heavy rainfall in the catchments resulted in the spillover of tanks and reservoirs.
The government has decided to call for tenders to develop the state bungalows which were used by ministers of the previous governments for tourism related projects, a Minister said.
Following Rohingya arrivals and intelligence reports about plans for further 100,000 such cases, the police have begun investigations to ascertain whether any Sri Lankan is involved behind this human smuggling racket, a Minister said yesterday.
More than 100 turtles had been found dead in the sea off the North, much to the anxiety of the fisherfolk and environmentalists.
State expenditure for the year 2025 has approximately increased up to Rs 4.2 trillion compared to Rs 3.8 trillion allocated for 2024, as per the Appropriation Bill for this year which was presented to Parliament yesterday.
The National Audit Office has revealed that the total expenditure of USD 247.7 million (equivalent to Rs. 36,564 million), including price increases and variances, for the construction of the Mattala Rajapaksa International Airport (MRIA) has not bee
In the wake of over 100 Rohingya entering Sri Lanka recently, Public Security Minister Ananda Wijepala said yesterday that the intelligence services have revealed that there was a plan that some 100,000 illegal migrants could arrive in Sri Lanka duri
President Anura Kumara Dissanayake will hold talks with Chinese President Xi Jinping on January 15 in Beijing during his state visit to China, Daily Mirror learns.
On the recent Rohingya arrivals in Sri Lanka, UNHCR has commended the life-saving actions taken by the Sri Lankan authorities and people to rescue and safely disembark people distressed at sea.
The Supreme Court will be temporarily relocated to the New MCC Building situated on Adhikarana Mawatha in Colombo 12 from January 15, 2025, due to the refurbishment of the Superior Courts Complex building.
As Sri Lanka has managed to brave through what was the worst economic crisis faced in history and moving towards normalcy, the island nation’s financial sector regulator yesterday said that its focus this year would be on achieving a “transformat
The Acting Inspector General of Police has directed senior officers to initiate investigations into over 1,000 candidates from the previous General Election who failed to submit their income and expenditure.
Quoting the Daily Mirror news article on “Queues are back”, SJB MP Harsha De Silva yesterday questioned the government on the shortage of red rice and selling red rice exceeding the controlled price.
Although over 60% of community dogs have been sterilized and more than 80% vaccinated against diseases, including rabies, people continue to irresponsibly abandon puppies on the streets, Association of Veterinarians for Humane Management of Animal Po
The Daily Mirror newspaper secured four accolades at the ‘Journalism Awards for Excellence 2023’ held last night at the Mount Lavinia Hotel. The award winners were: (from left to right) Deputy Features Editor of the Daily Mirror Kamanthi Wickram
The only orangutan at the Dehiwala Zoo has died yesterday, the Department of National Zoological Gardens said.
Pulmonologists yesterday assured that there is no cause for undue alarm over the Human metapneumovirus (HMPV), currently spreading in China.
The members of Trishaw Operators Associations in Dambulla, Sigiriya, and Habarana areas yesterday staged a massive protest against the arrest of six trishaw drivers on charges of assaulting a car driver transporting a tourist and over robbery of a go
The Cabinet decision to continue adhering to the One-China principle has no connection with the President’s upcoming visit to China, Cabinet Spokesman Dr. Nalinda Jayatissa said yesterday.
Our sister paper ‘Lankadeepa’ has won seven awards at the People’s Pinnacle Awards 2024 ceremony, which took place last evening at the Taj Samudra Hotel in Colombo. The ‘Lankadeepa’ received the following honours: Newspaper Brand of the Yea
The Public Security Ministry believes that over 100 Rohingya rescued while adrift on a fishing trawler are victims of a human trafficking scandal, bound for another destination
The water supply in many areas of Galle and its suburbs has been disrupted due to a pipeline burst that occurred yesterday morning. Officials from the National Water Supply and Drainage Board (NWS&DB) reported that efforts are underway to restore nor
The expenses for the tea party hosted during the inauguration of the 10th Parliament were higher as the cost of the goods and services had gone up in the market, Parliament said while clarifying reports on expenses for the tea party hosted during the
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