The Japanese Foreign Affairs Ministry issuing a press release noted that Japan is following with close attention and interest the recent developments in Sri Lanka, including the dissolution of the parliament.
"Japan hopes that the stability in Sri Lanka will continue to be ensured through due process in accordance with the law", the release issued by the Press Secretary Takeshi Osuga said.
The statement reads as follows :
A QR Code for fuel distribution for vehicles has been implemented from today.
The Editor, of Lankaenews website Sandaruwan Senadheera was arrested at the Bandaranaike International Airport while returning from UK.
Prices of both used and modified vehicles are expected to drop with the government’s decision to remove the surcharge of 50 per cent imposed on vehicles
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