As temperatures soar, veterinarians are warning that Sri Lanka’s animals are facing a silent heat crisis, with dehydration posing a serious threat to pets, farm animals and even birds.

The Association of Medical Specialists (AMS) has called for Saturday to be declared an off day, as the ongoing fuel crisis is placing severe strain on them.

Amid public worries about fuel, Ceylon Petroleum Corporation (CPC) Managing Director Mayura Netthikumara said there is enough fuel, and supplies are safe until mid-May.

A man was arrested by Chilaw Police following a road accident involving a tricycle driven in a dangerous manner on the Chilaw–Kurunegala road, police said.

Amidst flight disruptions, Turkish Airlines has decided to increase the frequency of flights between Istanbul and Colombo by two additional flights per week to assist stranded tourists and enable travellers’ access to Sri Lanka, Daily Mirror learns

Sri Lanka has been identified as one of the countries to which the United Kingdom has transferred foreign national offenders under established Prisoner Transfer Agreements (PTAs), according to official UK Government policy.

The government of Sri Lanka has insulted Iran by denying the remark made by the Iranian Ambassador in Colombo that the vessel IRIS Dena received an official invitation from Sri Lanka to visit the island nation.

The Meteorology Department has warned that high temperatures affecting the human body are expected to continue throughout next month, Department Director Meryl Mendis said.

Amidst ongoing talks on the procurement of fuel from Russia, Russia’s Deputy Energy Minister Roman Marshavin is scheduled to visit Sri Lanka tomorrow (26), Daily Mirror learns.

The government yesterday reiterated that Sri Lanka did not make a diplomatic level invitation for Iranian vessel ‘IRIS Dena’ to visit Sri Lanka other than a cordial and oral invitation made by Navy Commander at an event in India. Cabinet Spokesm

Gold prices in Sri Lanka have declined this week, reflecting falls in international markets. The drop comes after a period of historically high gold prices earlier this year, driven by geopolitical tensions, rising inflation, and global economic pres

Sri Lanka’s health services are at a critical juncture as doctors prepare to convene an emergency General Committee meeting today (25), with several key decisions expected amid a deepening crisis.

While appreciating Iran’s offer to provide Sri Lanka with oil and other necessary goods, Cabinet Spokesman Minister Nalinda Jayatissa said yesterday that country’s that own vessels can benefit from such opportunities and that Sri Lanka is not hav

In the midst of war raging in the Middle East, Ambassador of Saudi Arabia to Sri Lanka, Khalid Hamoud Nasser Aldasam Alkahtani, in an exclusive interview with Daily Mirror, shares his country’s perspectives on the latest developments. Excerpts:

President Anura Kumara Dissanayake said in Parliament recently that Iran made a request from Sri Lanka on February 26, 2026, for three Iranian naval ships to visit Sri Lanka on 9 and 13 March as part of a goodwill visit aimed at strengthening coopera

Residents of the area said thousands of fish in the Kelani ganga in close proximity to the Ambatale water treatment plant had been dying over the last several days.

Nearly 50 percent of Sri Lanka’s adult population have never visited a dental clinic, health officials reveal.

Around 153 phone numbers have been identified for illegally downloading QR codes, Cabinet Spokesman Nalinda Jayatissa said yesterday.

Minister Nalinda Jayatissa said yesterday that the government is currently absorbing a loss of Rs. 100 per litre of diesel and Rs. 20 per litre of petrol, despite the recent fuel price revision.

The concern from Deputy Minister of Mass Media, Kaushalya Ariyarathne, over Daily Mirror’s “big fonts” and front-page headlines, while the country tremors at the brink of a power crisis, is a glaring example of

The Court of Appeal has ruled that invoking national security cannot serve as a “blanket or unreviewable justification” to deny access to information, in a significant judgement reinforcing the principles of

The Presidential Secretariat currently uses 634 vehicles, Prime Minister HariAni Amarasuriya revealed in Parliament yesterday.

President Anura Kumara Dissanayake yesterday stressed the need to increase fuel prices due to the escalating fuel prices in the world market, saying that if prices were not increased, fuel supply by the

A female student from the University of Jaffna was rescued following a dramatic fall down a precipice at World’s End in Horton Plains, Nuwara Eliya.

Information has been received from some districts that consumers have doubled the amount of fuel they usually purchase and some filling stations have doubled the amount they sell daily, Minister of Transport Bimal Rathnayake told Parliament yesterday

A man was sentenced to a mandatory two-month prison term and fined Rs. 2,500 by the Mount Lavinia Magistrate’s Court yesterday (19) for transporting approximately 65 litres of petrol without a valid permit.

The Commission to Investigate Allegations of Bribery or Corruption told the Colombo Chief Magistrate’s Court today that former SriLankan Airlines CEO Kapila Chandrasena, while giving a statement, declared that he had given a sum of 60 million obtai

Lawyers for former SriLankan Airlines CEO Kapila Chandrasena have submitted an affidavit to the Colombo Magistrate’s Court, alleging that his earlier statement to the Commission to Investigate Allegations of Bribery or Corruption was obtained under

The World Happiness Report 2026 has flagged serious concerns about how social media is affecting young people’s wellbeing around the world.