‘Effective mechanism in place to prevent Indian migrants’ Daily News (via HT Media Ltd.)
The Sri Lanka Navy yesterday said a comprehensive mechanism will be in place to prevent Indians from entering the country on boats.
According to Navy commander Vice Admiral Nishantha Ulugethenna, the Navy will investigate how four Indians came to Sri Lanka on a boat on Friday evening. He said that special Naval team has been deployed to arrest the illegal migrants from India as there is possibility of Indians migrating to Sri Lanka on small boats
The team will cover sea area from Mannar to Jaffna. Naval craft and boats will also be deployed in the area, he said.
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Colombo (News 1st/Army); Exclusively designed military uniforms, expected to reflect the high professional standards, personal appearance and esprit de corps that the Sri Lankan Tri-Services represent will in future be worn by All Retired tri-service personnel not only to symbolize military status after retirement but also to depict that the mindset that being a ‘Soldier’ is a lifelong proposition, deeply respected and well-recognized in society.
The inaugural ceremony for introducing a set of new uniforms to all retired tri-service War Heroes to wear during national events, service events or non-military functions took place on Tuesday (02) at Colombo Defence Services College (DSC) auditorium, headed by General (retd) Kamal Gunarathna, Secretary, to Ministry of Defence and Secretary, State Ministry of National Security, Home Affairs and Disaster Management as the Chief Guest.