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Sunday Times (Sri Lanka), 18 ottobre 2026

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ArticleMis­man­age­ment turns Peliy­a­goda fish mar­ket into a stink­ing, filthy mess

Gross neg­li­gence and mis­man­age­ment have turned the Peliy­a­goda Fish mar­ket into a place which reeks of rot­ting flesh and waste. Con­sumers, res­id­ent vendors, mer­chants out­side the 13.5-acre facil­ity, and people of nearby res­id­en­tial...

Mis­man­age­ment turns Peliy­a­goda fish mar­ket into a stink­ing, filthy mess

ArticleAdop­tion of AI will have adverse effects on jobs, warn experts

While coun­tries clam­our to adopt AI (Arti­fi­cial intel­li­gence), a devel­op­ment that prom­ises a uto­pian era of abund­ance and prosper­ity, experts warn of a tur­bu­lent time in human his­tory, wait­ing to hap­pen. They said adopt­ing AI can...

Adop­tion of AI will have adverse effects on jobs, warn experts

Article"Don't blame the recyc­ling plant"

Recyc­ling plant oper­ator E.R.P.W. Kumara explained that they boil, com­press, and grind fish remains and cre­ate fish feed powder, chicken feed and pig feed. He added that dur­ing the pro­cess the fish oil is sep­ar­ately extrac­ted and the...

"Don't blame the recyc­ling plant"

ArticleDilap­id­ated facil­ity needs over­haul

Fish­er­ies Min­istry Sec­ret­ary Dr B.K. Kolitha Kamal Jin­adasa told the Sunday Times that a feas­ib­il­ity study had to be done on the fish mar­ket. The mar­ket is built on marshy land and is due to undergo a large-scale devel­op­ment, as there had...

Dilap­id­ated facil­ity needs over­haul

ArticleRes­id­en­tial area pol­luted

Her­bert Fernando, a retired Grama Niladhari resid­ing near the fish mar­ket, said that about 2,500 fam­il­ies live nearby and depend on jobs from it. Even though the people ini­tially benefited from the mar­ket, lately it has become a health con­cern...

Res­id­en­tial area pol­luted

ArticleNo pres­id­en­tial par­don for Gna­nas­ara Thera

The gov­ern­ment has ruled out a pres­id­en­tial par­don for the jailed Bodu Bala Sena (BBS) Gen­eral Sec­ret­ary, Gala­godaaththe Gna­nas­ara Thera, with senior offi­cials say­ing the Pres­id­ent would not take any step to cir­cum­vent the law or be...

No pres­id­en­tial par­don for Gna­nas­ara Thera

ArticleMonk injured in park scuffle

A scuffle broke out yes­ter­day after dusk when police tried to remove a sound sys­tem used by monks sta­ging a sit-in at Vihara­ma­hadevi Park to press their demand for a pres­id­en­tial par­don for Ven. Gna­nas­ara Thera, who is serving a jail term...

Monk injured in park scuffle