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Prison officers were beaten to death in a brutal attack – Sri Lanka Mirror – Right to Know. Power to Change

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July 10, 2026
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President Anura Kumara Dissanayake said that the Authorities plans to allocate a separate contingency fund for each district below the forthcoming Funds, enabling District Secretaries to hold out pressing repairs to bridges, roads and public buildings recognized at District Coordination Committee conferences with out having to attend for approval from the Central Authorities.

The President additionally emphasised that the Authorities’s foremost precedence is to deal with the fundamental wants of the individuals directly.

President Anura Kumara Dissanayake made these remarks whereas attending the District Secretaries’ Convention held this morning (July 09) on the Colombo District Secretariat.

The convention was convened with the target of strengthening coordination amongst related stakeholders to make sure the extra environment friendly and efficient supply of public providers, whereas selling district-level financial improvement by discussing native points and figuring out applicable options.

The discussions additionally centered on reviewing the progress of district improvement initiatives, enhancing coordination between ministries and authorities establishments, figuring out points on the district degree, proposing sensible options, and assigning tasks and follow-up actions.

It was additional emphasised that, within the curiosity of public security, Divisional Secretaries ought to forestall individuals from resettling in areas recognized as high-risk and chorus from approving fundamental utility providers, together with electrical energy and water, for such areas.

The President additionally reviewed the progress of efforts to ascertain a particular authority with statutory powers to handle environmentally delicate land within the Central Hills. It was famous that the related draft laws has already been ready and that the brand new authority is predicted to begin operations subsequent yr.

The President additional confused that resolving the housing points confronted by war-displaced communities stays a Authorities precedence, including that plans are in place to resettle 13,000 war-displaced households throughout the coming yr.

He additionally highlighted the necessity to systematically implement a programme to relocate individuals dwelling in areas which can be repeatedly affected by floods and landslides to secure and safe housing.

The President additionally drew consideration to housing initiatives that had been initiated in an unplanned method for varied causes, together with political issues, and subsequently deserted halfway. He said that the Authorities intends to conduct a speedy survey to determine solely these initiatives which can be genuinely required by the general public and implement a housing help programme to supply monetary help for the completion of these homes.

The President additional emphasised the significance of finishing up housing and different building initiatives in accordance with a correct planning framework. He identified that quite a few points had arisen because of unplanned building within the Southern Province and confused that improvement within the Northern and Japanese Provinces ought to be undertaken according to a scientific improvement plan.

He additionally famous that, whereas taking public wants into consideration, the Authorities is specializing in releasing privately owned land at present below the management of army camps. On the identical time, consideration is being given to creating different giant tracts of land accessible for funding. The President additional confused that, when allocating land for cultivation, measures should be taken to safeguard forest reserves and wildlife safety zones.

Reiterating the necessity for complete public sector reforms to ship a high-quality public service, the President said that plans are in place to abolish non-productive establishments in an effort to enhance the effectivity of the general public service.
He additional famous that steps have already been taken to fill vacancies in important sectors, together with well being and training. The President additionally identified that measures are being taken to urgently fill vacancies within the Division of the Authorities Analyst in an effort to tackle delays within the issuance of Authorities Analyst reviews, which have contributed to jail overcrowding.

Minister of Public Administration, Provincial Councils and Native Authorities Professor Chandana Abeyratne, Deputy Minister of Provincial Councils and Native Authorities Ruwan Senarath, Secretary to the President Dr Nandika Sanath Kumanayake, Chief of Presidential Workers Prabath Chandrakeerthi, Secretary to the Ministry of Public Administration, Provincial Councils and Native Authorities Aloka Bandara, Ministry Secretaries, all District Secretaries, Heads of Departments and different senior authorities officers had been additionally current on the occasion.

(President’s Media Division)



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