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The Bandarawela Municipal Council was adjudged the Best Municipal Council in the field of solid waste management at the Swarna Purawara awards ceremony and Local Government forum organized by the Provincial Councils and Local Government Ministry at Temple Trees yesterday. This awards ceremony is held annually with the objective of promoting efficacy and management of local government institutions. Here, the President presents the award to the Bandarawela MC. Ministers Nimal Siripala De Silva, Basil Rajapaksa, Jagath Pushpakumara, C.B. Ratnayake, S.B. Navinna, P Dayarathna , Chief Minister and Governors were present. Picture by Nalin Hewapathirana.

A branch of Carlton preschools was opened at Dehiwala, Mount Lavinia under the patronage of First Lady Shiranthi Rajapaksa yesterday. Carlton preschools have opened up a news era in preschool education on the advice of the Executive Director and Principal of Carlton Preschool First Lady Shiranthi Rajapaksa. With a view to create a skilled and knowledgeable younger generation the first Carlton preschool was opened at Tangalle based on Carlton residencies in 1982 under the guidance of the First Lady. The Carton preschools operate eight preschools countrywide now. Preschool education at Carlton preschools has been especially designed in line with the international preschool education criteria. Accordingly, every student receives a complete education from the Carlton preschools. Parliamentarian Namal Rajapaksa is also a past student of the Carlton preschool. At the initial stage, it has been scheduled to enrol 150 children for the Dehiwala preschool. The preschool comes with all modern facilities and equipment, including a play park, music unit and information technology unit.Here, First Lady Shiranthi Rajapaksa with Carlton preschool children. Picture by Lalith Welivitigoda

A- 150 - old Tamarind tree fell on the Batticaloa- Kalmunai highway at Onthachchimadam on Monday evening. Kaluwanchikudy Police OIC P R Manavadu along with Police and Army personnel took steps to remove the tree. The road was free for traffic after three hours. Picture by Sivam Packiyanathan,
Batticaloa special correspondent

Several areas have been flooded following rains that lashed Akkaraipattu during the past few days. Pictures by I L M Rizan, Addalaichenai central correspondent

A maize harvesting festival was held at Kayanmadu in the Secretarial Division of Chenkalady on Sunday. It was organised by the Department of Agriculture, Batticaloa district. Deputy Director of Agriculture, Batticaloa district, R Harikaran along with Eravur Divisional Secretary U Uthayasirithar participated. Nearly 2,000 acres were planted with maize in the Batticaloa district and most have been affected by the heavy rains. Picture by Sivam Packiyanathan, Batticaloa special correspondent

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