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Canada funds P-TOMS

by Lionel Yodhasinghe

Canada is now considering the possibility of funding the P-TOMS to enable it to begin the rebuilding effort in the selected tsunami- hit areas, Political and Economic Consular of the Canadian High Commission in Colombo Christina Pretontaine told the Sunday Observer.
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Smart police arrive

by Jayampathy Jayasinghe

A SMART anti-riot police team will be formed soon in the Colombo city to handle unruly crowds and demonstrations that have often clashed with the police in the recent past.
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Other Stories

• Cost of Living would dip - CB

• SC for inclusivity in P-TOMS

• Lankan mini-hydro expertise to light up Burundi

• Reconstruction under way as planned - Tittawella

• Death of eleven-year old domestic : Hatton, Dickoya stage protest campaign today

• Police pounce on nights of ecstacy

• Three more hydro power stations

• Tsunami victims complain

• More funds for education

• Malta houses for tsunami victims

• CAA hard on soft drink water

• Working towards harmony

• Government issues ultimatum to donor organisations

• Teaching posts for plantation youth

• Technical school for tsunami-affected children

• Bakeer Markar remembered

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