COLOMBO (News 1st) -
1.
Discussion on the
National government postponed to
next week.
2.
President Maithripala Sirisena claims that he will
remain firm in his decision to impose
capital punishment despite
objections.
3. The
agreements on forming a
new alliance between the
SLFP and the
SLPP is due to be brought forward within the
next two weeks.
4. The
CID has arrested
two Chinese nationals and a
Romanian national connected to the recent
ATM fraud.
4. The
Attorney General's Department claims that
legal advice has not yet been sought to bring back
Makandure Madush and
25 others who were arrested in a hotel in Dubai.
5. Businessman
Dudley Sirisena issuing a warning to the
micro creditors in the country urged them to end their
illegal dealings by the 31st of March adding that if not he himself would lead the mission to chase them away.
6. The
Lanka IOC stated that
fuel prices changes must reflect
international prices.
7. Respondents of the appeal filed at the
Supreme court barring Mahinda Rajapaksa and his cabinet from functioning in their
portfolios claimed yesterday (February 06) that they are ready to
withdraw the petition.
8.
Fitch Ratings is to amend the
Sri Lankan National Rating scale to reflect changes in the
relative creditworthiness among Sri Lankan issuers. The decision was taken due to the downgrade of the country’s
sovereign rating to ‘B’ from ‘B+’ on 3 December 2018.
9. The
suspects arrested with
110kg of heroin in Piliyandala has been
remanded till the 12th of February.
10. A
special security mechanism will be in place to carry out the
clearance operations of the
containers that were stalled as a result of the
custom trade union action.
HAVE A SECURED WEDNESDAY!