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Story highlights There have been concerns on how Chinese presence in Sri Lanka puts the stability of the Indian Ocean at risk A slew of petitions have been filed in the Sri Lanka’s Supreme Court, raising concerns on how the country’s sovereignty is under threat from China. All these petitions converge on the Colombo Port City Project along with the powers conferred to China for its construction. As the petitions over this port were being reviewed in the country's top court, a vessel en route China docked at the Hambantota port on Tuesday. The vessel was carrying radioactive material. The ...
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MEPA investigating MV BBC Naples which was carrying Uranium MEPA investigating MV BBC Naples which was carrying Uranium Written by Share: Colombo (News 1st); Sri Lanka’s Marine Environment Protection Authority has decided to deploy its own team to investigate MV BBC Naples which was carrying Uranium Hexafluoride and docked at the Hambantota Harbour. MEPA Director-General Dr. Terney Pradeep Kumara speaking to News 1st said the MV BBC Naples has currently anchored 06 nautical miles away from the Hambantota International Port, where engineers are attending to a technical issue aboard the v...
Sri Lanka asks China-bound ship to leave Hambantota port after uranium found on it The SLAEA said the vessel had failed to disclose its radioactive cargo when it docked in at the port. Share Via Email | A+A A- By PTI COLOMBO: Sri Lanka has asked a China-bound cargo ship to leave the strategic southern port of Hambantota after it was found to be carrying radioactive uranium without declaring it to authorities, officials said on Wednesday. Anil Ranjith, the top official of the Sri Lanka Atomic Energy Authority (SLAEA), said that the ship was on its way to China from the port of Rot...