Doctors' union says drug regulation has 'collapsed' as 40 medicines run short
A doctors' trade union alliance alleges NMRA delays, shortages of cancer drugs and a year-long leadership vacuum at Jayawardenapura hospital.
A doctors' trade union alliance alleges NMRA delays, shortages of cancer drugs and a year-long leadership vacuum at Jayawardenapura hospital.
The Private Health Services Regulatory Council says it lacks the staff to monitor expired dengue NS1 kits, and has waited 10 years for gazette approval.
The Court of Appeal will decide on September 22 whether to grant leave to proceed with former President Gotabaya Rajapaksa's petition seeking to prevent his.
The Colombo High Court ordered Nadun Chinthaka Wickremeratne transferred from Tangalle Prison, while the Attorney General said he will appeal the ruling.
The SJB MP and Committee on Public Finance chairman rejected reports he is about to join the government, saying the rumours are 'far from the truth'.
Justice Minister Harshana Nanayakkara says preliminary legal provisions are being drafted to place some inmates under house arrest, and prison security is.
A post-mortem found the inmate who died in the Mahara Prison unrest lost excessive blood, as Free Lawyers called on Justice Minister Harshana Nanayakkara to.
Police say special security measures are in force at all prisons, with extra attention on Welikada, Magazine, Kalutara and Negombo after the Mahara unrest.
Ritu Akarsha says a DFCC account cited in the CIABOC indictment against the former minister is not hers, and has produced a bank letter to that effect.
Dayasiri Jayasekera says the Sinhala and English texts of the constitution differ on when a referendum is needed to change the terms of office.
Six Tamil and Muslim parties met President Dissanayake on constitutional reform and Provincial Council polls. He backed abolishing the executive presidency.
CIABOC has filed eight charges before the Colombo High Court against Yoshitha Rajapaksa and Admiral of the Fleet Wasantha Karannagoda over a 2006 Royal Navy.
Deputy Minister Abeysinghe warns of scam callers impersonating him to demand money; public urged not to hand over cash or documents.
AG certifies judges' retirement bill as constitutionally sound for gazetting despite Bar Association opposition.
The Norwood welfare fraud has grown from Rs. 3 million to more than Rs. 20 million. Thirteen more arrests are pending and six teachers have been interdicted.
Customs at BIA detected 197 cartons of foreign cigarettes in passenger's luggage from Chennai. Passenger fined Rs. 250,000.
Four men claiming to be police officers took two gold chains and a phone at Ritigala, Nawa Janapadaya. Neighbours caught one suspect, aged 60.
The Ministry of Fisheries says five fishermen have died in rough seas, with one still missing off Mannar and a body washed ashore at Kollupitiya.
Remand inmate held on housebreaking and theft charges escaped Galle Prison early Sunday; he had escaped custody once before.
Tamil Nadu's Q Branch police intercepted a goods vehicle near Pudumadam carrying 292 kg of cannabis destined for the Sri Lankan coast, arresting three men.
Agriculture Minister K.D. Lal Kantha said delays in the state service are holding back economic transformation, with further pay rises expected in the budget.
Aruna Jayasekara chaired a civil-military meeting at Mullaitivu on army-held Keppapilavu and navy-held Vadduvakkal land, with residents given a direct hearing.
Sajith Premadasa attacked government competence at Maligakanda rally, citing Mahara Prison unrest, debt payment and alleged hacking loss.
Customs seize 10.6kg marijuana and hashish in metal containers hidden in shipment from Bangkok at Bandaranaike Airport.