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Twenty-one Indian fishermen were released from Sri Lankan custody and arrived in Chennai on Saturday, following negotiations by the Indian High Commission in Colombo. The incident involved a collision between a Sri Lankan naval vessel and an Indian fishing boat, resulting in one fisherman dead and another missing, with efforts underway to provide support to affected families.
As expected, the UN Human Rights High Commissioner's - HCHR - report on Sri Lanka (A/HRC/57/19) was released on 22 August. It consists of seven...
The new daily direct flights from Chennai to Jaffna, Sri Lanka promise a shorter travel time of just 75 minutes.
Sri Lankan President, Ranil Wickremesinghe, who is standing as an "Independent" in the September 21 Presidential election, is highlighting the way...
Prices in East of Suez ports have moved up, and availability remains good in the Sri Lankan ports of Colombo […]
Prices in East of Suez ports have moved up, and availability remains good in the Sri Lankan ports of Colombo […]
CEBU CITY, Cebu — A fisherman died in a strafing attack involving a fishing vessel in the seawater of Madridejos town, Bantayan Island, on Tuesday,...
CEBU CITY, Cebu — A fisherman died in a strafing attack involving a fishing vessel in the seawater of Madridejos town, Bantayan Island, on Tuesday,...