History has been made with the end of bankruptcy in Sri Lanka consequent to striking a debt restructure deal with external creditors and sovereign bond holders this week, former finance minister Ravi Karunayake said.
History has been made with the end of bankruptcy in Sri Lanka consequent to striking a debt restructure deal with external creditors and sovereign bond holders this week, former finance minister Ravi Karunayake said.
Sri Lanka’s public procurement process tainted with tender mal practices and rigging by a selected group of suppliers in connivance with some corrupt officials have been causing a massive economic loss, says former finance minister Ravi Karunanayake.
ඒ 2010 වසරයි. මා ලද ඒ අවාසනාවන්ත දුරකථන ඇමතුමෙන් කියවුණේ, කොළඹ කජීමාවත්තේ මහා ගින්නක් ඇතිව තිබෙන බවයි.
පෙනෙන දේ පමණක් සත්ය නම් විද්යාවක් අවශ්ය නෑ කියන කතාව අහලා ඇති. මේ කියමන මට මතක් වුණේ, පසුගිය දිනවල පළවූ පුවතක් නිසා.
The government has taken a multi-sectoral approach to reduce the risks and impacts of floods experienced in the country as a result of stormy monsoon rains affecting thousands of families and killing at least 30 people recently.
According to Sri Lanka’s Disaster Management Centre (DMC) over 253,500 persons from more than 66,900 families had been affected. More than 40 houses were completely destroyed and over 4,000 partially damaged.