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FITIS
The Federation of Information Technology Industry Sri Lanka strongly condemning the attacks, expressed its deepest condolences to the families of the victims and all those affected. “During this tragic time and in this hour of need, FITIS extends its fullest support to the Government to ensure the law and order and to investigate and bring the perpetrators before the law,” it said.
EFC view
The Employers’ Federation of Ceylon and its membership condemned the terrorist attacks that were carried out on Easter Sunday targeting civilians at places of worship and at several member establishments.
While extending its deepest condolences to the families who lost their loved ones and pray that those who were injured will make a full and speedy recovery, the country’s main employers’ trade union said: “We call upon state authorities responsible for law and order to ensure that investigations are carried out thoroughly and that the perpetrators of these heinous crimes are brought to justice without delay. Similarly, we appeal to the relevant authorities to assist employers and provide information as appropriate in order that they could secure their establishments and carry on day to day business without interruption.”