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Police get high-tech equipment to combat crime: Doors shut for drug smugglers by Sarath Malalasekera Inspector General of Police Chandra Fernando said yesterday that police
had strengthened all entry points to the country to prevent the smuggling
of hard drugs by deploying special police teams in those areas to arrest
heroin traffickers.
President's visit to Iran a high success President Chandrika Bandaranaike Kumaratunga's two-day state visit to
Iran on the invitation of Iranian President Mohammed Khatami has immensely
benefitted Sri Lanka with the signing of the Preferential Trade Agreement
and Memoranda of Understanding covering the fields of Environment, Health,
Friendship and Exemption of Visas for Diplomatic and Services/Official
passports. LTTE disregards latest conditions The LTTE stayed away from attending a meeting at the Sri Lanka
Monitoring Mission (SLMM) office in Vavuniya on Saturday, barely 24 hours
after it took an undertaking with the SLMM in Vavuniya that they would not
hoist LTTE flags but would sit together with SLMM and Security Forces on a
daily basis to discuss day-to-day matters, the Operational Headquarters
said in a release. Other Stories |
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