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Death every 3 ½ ‘honour’

Road travel is becoming increasingly dangerous and hazardous:

Western Province, the most unsafe:


Road accident statistics compiled by the computer division of the Traffic Police reveals that a Sri Lankan is killed in a road accident every 3 ½ hours and twice that number are critically injured. This is a clear indication that road travel is becoming increasingly dangerous and hazardous.

 

cat’s eye:

Descending to the pits


E. M. Forster wrote about what’s rude and reprehensible in society thus: “…distinction between coarseness and vulgarity is that coarseness is revealing something; vulgarity, concealing something.”

 

US presidential polls and the Sri Lankan connection


The traffic from Washington, D.C to Colombo has increased dramatically in 2015. Secretary of State John Kerry visited Sri Lanka in May. The US Ambassador to the United Nations, Samantha Power was in the country in November. Ambassador Thomas Shannon, Counselor of the Department of State and Assistant Secretary of State for South and Central Asian Affairs Nisha Biswal, were in Colombo in December. For Biswal, this was her second visit to Sri Lanka within five months. These constant visits of high ranking officials from the United States to Sri Lanka have raised many eyebrows. Why are so many high-ranking American officials visiting Sri Lanka suddenly? This is a legitimate question.


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