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Panicking consumers reacted to a threat by petroleum sector trade unions to stage a three-day work to rule campaign from today along with workers in the electricity sector, Water Board and the Colombo Port They formed long queues at petrol stations throughout the day. The not so well to do who depend on kerosene for cooking and lighting were also alerted by the threatened TU action and did not want to take chances. This was a queue for kerosene at a Kotahena filling station yesterday morning. (Photo-Kamal Wanniarachi) |
Ban on Opp. MPs’ visits to Vanni
IDP camps lifted
Mallavi hospital reopened, UN agencies given access
Govt. agreeable to pay hike, stop go-slow, Fowzie tell CPC unions
Go-slow JVP-UNP unions confident: Govt has troops at the ready
Decision to give 22 % instead of 50 % Engineers Union to protest
SC allows leave to proceed in FR plea against Tangalle police
Kuliyapitiya Lions donate white canes to visually handicapped
Gen. Fonseka will not join traitors who opposed humanitarian operation – Dallas
Doctors recruitment to continue
despite a surplus
Post of labourer in hospitals redundant – Nimal
‘Sarath Beethiya’ has engulfed
Rajapaksa regime – Attanayake
IMF assured State expenditure will be reduced by two thirds
