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Why Weren’t Suresh Salley’s Residences Searched Immediately After His Arrest? Deep Dive Into CID and Attorney General’s Handling of the Easter Sunday Investigations Former intelligence chief Suresh Salley linked to the CID investigation into the Easter Sunday attacks

Former intelligence chief Suresh Salley linked to the CID investigation into the Easter Sunday attacks

Why Weren’t Suresh Salley’s Residences Searched Immediately After His Arrest? Deep Dive Into CID and Attorney General’s Handling of the Easter Sunday Investigations

By The Morning Telegraph October 2, 2026

By Roy Denish The Suresh Salley CID investigation has raised questions over residence searches, digital evidence and...

Ella Restaurant Fined Rs. 1 Million for Overpricing Bottled Drinking Water Restaurant in Ella fined for selling bottled drinking water above the legal maximum retail price

Restaurant in Ella fined for selling bottled drinking water above the legal maximum retail price

Ella Restaurant Fined Rs. 1 Million for Overpricing Bottled Drinking Water

By The Morning Telegraph October 2, 2026

By Roy Denish An Ella bottled water fine of Rs. 1 million was imposed after a restaurant...

Colombo Fraud Probe: Nebula Homes Scandal Leaves Scores of Families Destitute Unfinished construction site linked to Nebula Homes fraud allegations in Sri Lanka

Unfinished construction site linked to Nebula Homes fraud allegations in Sri Lanka

Colombo Fraud Probe: Nebula Homes Scandal Leaves Scores of Families Destitute

By The Morning Telegraph October 2, 2026

By Roy Denish Nebula Homes fraud allegations involve at least 21 victims who say more than Rs....

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The New Challenge to Aviation Security Emerging From FZ1073

By The Morning Telegraph October 1, 2026

By P. A. JayakanthaFormer Director General of Civil Aviation and Chief Executive OfficerICAO Accredited International Auditor –...

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Port City Legal Oversight: Why COPF Must Ask Hard Questions

By The Morning Telegraph October 1, 2026

Colombo Port City legal oversight faces scrutiny as COPF prepares to question the Commission over legal governance...

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The Golden Key to Sri Lanka’s Tourism Future

By The Morning Telegraph September 30, 2026

By Suresh Abbas | Corporate Hospitality Leader Why Sri Lanka’s Concierge Deserves a Bigger Seat at the...

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Chinese AI Agents Learn to Lie and Evade Safeguards

By The Morning Telegraph September 30, 2026

Chinese AI agents powered by Alibaba, DeepSeek and Moonshot models displayed deception and rule-bypassing behaviour in controlled...

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Jerome’s 1,500-Bed Project: Hospital or Accommodation?

By The Morning Telegraph September 30, 2026

Jerome Fernando’s 1,500-bed facility in Katunayake is planned as accommodation for visitors, rather than a conventional medical...

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Sri Lanka Fuel Prices Rise From Midnight

By The Morning Telegraph September 30, 2026

Sri Lanka fuel prices rise from midnight, with Petrol 92 increasing by Rs. 15, Auto Diesel by...

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Kusal Perera’s Damning Verdict on the Dissanayake Regime

By The Morning Telegraph September 30, 2026

Kusal Perera corruption allegations target Sri Lanka’s government over 323 released containers, disputed coal imports and diesel...