HUAWEI Women Developers Summit was successfully closed recently, in which women from different fields and at different career development stages joined together and showed their empowerment. At the summit, several outstanding women representatives from science and technology were invited to share their technical knowledge, work experience, and personal stories, aiming to encourage more women to play a valuable role in science and technology in an active way.
HUAWEI Women Developers (HWD), the holder of this summit, empowers women developers to create world-changing apps and tools and encourages more women to join in with technological innovation by providing them with more resources, opportunities, and platforms for learning, communication, and self-expression, with the goal of building a more multiple ecosystem.
Swadeshi becomes the first personal care and soap manufacturing company in Sri Lanka to earn Covid-19 Safety Management System Certification
May, 6, 2021
The Swadeshi Industrial Works PLC is the first soap and personal care products manufacturing company in Sri Lanka to receive the Covid-19 Safety Management System Certification awarded by the Sri Lanka Standards Institution (SLSI).
Covid-19 safety management system certification is a testament to Swadeshi’s proactive initiatives in effectively managing the risk of Covid-19 from the very beginning of the pandemic in early 2020. The certification also demonstrates Swadeshi’s commitment to prioritize safety of employees, visitors, products and services, distribution processes at all costs.
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Sunday, 02 May 2021 - 12:13
Four suspects have been arrested by the CID for illegally obtaining Rs. 43 mn from an account of a leading Steel Manufacturer by producing forged cheques.
The CID arrested four members of an organized crime gang who had obtained Rs. 43 million by presenting forged checks from an account maintained in a private bank owned by a well known steel factory.
It has been revealed that the suspects had committed this illegal transaction on the 12th of April just before the New Year.
They have targeted the funds in an account belonging to this steel factory. Checks have been prepared similar to the checks of the relevant company. The police stated that the fraud had been committed by a group of people who were dressed similar to the employees and pretending to be from the company.
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