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Vehicles under custody for violating curfew to be released
A decision has been taken to return vehicles which were taken into custody for violating curfew regulations imposed to prevent spread of COVID-19 pandemic, to their owners, the Presidential Secretariat said.
Accordingly, the government had directed the Acting IGP C. D. Wickremaratne to take necessary steps with this regard.
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