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Sri Lanka Navy on high alert to thwart asylum seekers from virus hit countries

June 17, Colombo: Sri Lanka Navy (SLN) has launched a number of special sea operations around the country from the beginning of the novel Coronavirus pandemic to thwart asylum seekers fleeing from coronavirus-hit countries into island, SLN Spokesman Lieutenant Commander Isuru Sooriyabandara said. The Navy spokesman has said that the SLN had taken several measures to prevent people illegally entering into Sri Lanka, the Ministry of Defense said in a statement.

more/source: http://www.colombopage.com/archive_20A/Jun17_1592396610CH.php
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[h=1]Ein weiteres Darlehen in Höhe von 140 Mio. US-Dollar aus China[/h]
Die China Development Bank (CDB) wird ein weiteres konzessionäres Darlehen in Höhe von 140 Millionen US-Dollar -- 70 Millionen US-Dollar vor Ende dieses Monats und den Rest bis Ende des Jahres -- bereitstellen, um die aktuellen Finanziellen Probleme zu lösen, sagte gestern ein Sprecher der chinesischen Botschaft.
Der amtierende chinesische Botschafter Hu Wei forderte Premierminister Mahinda Rajapaksa gestern auf, die bilaterale Zusammenarbeit als Folge des Telefongesprächs zwischen dem sri-lankischen Präsidenten Gotabaya Rajapaksa und dem chinesischen Präsidenten Xi Jinping am 13. Mai zu erörtern.

http://www.dailymirror.lk/breaking_news/Another-US-140-Mn-loan-from-China/108-190202
 
Coronavirus update: Sri Lanka COVID-19 cases rise to 1928 with 4 new cases

June 18, Colombo: Sri Lanka’s COVID-19 cases rose to 1,928 with 4 more persons testing positive for the coronavirus Thursday, the Health Ministry said. According to the Epidemiology Unit report, as of 9:30 pm Thursday 496 patients are receiving treatment at hospitals. Another 61 Individuals are currently under investigations in hospitals.

more/source: http://www.colombopage.com/archive_20A/Jun18_1592501839CH.php
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COVID-19 kills 23 Sri Lankan migrant workers in Gulf


Twenty three Sri Lankans who were working in Middle Eastern countries have succumbed to COVID-19 during past three months, Foreign Employment Bureau (SLFEB) told the Daily Mirror today.
CountryTotal COVID-19 deaths since March
UAE8
Kuwait7
Saudi Arabia6
Oman2
The highest number of deaths has been reported from United Arab Emirates (UAE) including 7 deaths from Dubai and 1 from Abu Dhabi. The remaining deaths have been reported from Kuwait, Saudi Arabia and Oman.

http://www.dailymirror.lk/breaking_...Sri-Lankan-migrant-workers-in-Gulf/108-190327
 
Sri Lanka must capture China digitally

Going by current global statistics on Covid-19, China is likely to be the largest and most stable tourism-generating market for some time, as western markets such as Europe and the US are staggering due to the pandemic. So it may make a lot of sense to have China as the main target market, instead of scattering your marketing efforts across the world, for the following reasons.

•China is the least affected by Covid among the world’s major tourism markets

•Almost every other major tourism market including the US, the UK, France, Germany, Italy, and Russia have been devastated

http://www.themorning.lk/sri-lanka-must-capture-china-digitally/

Ups, aber es erstaunt mich eigentlich nicht wirklich.

• China ist unter den wichtigsten Tourismusmärkten der Welt am wenigsten von Covid betroffen

• Fast jeder andere große Tourismusmarkt, einschließlich der USA, Großbritanniens, Frankreichs, Deutschlands, Italiens und Russlands, wurde zerstört.

Wie erfolgreich Deutschland mit der Pandemie umgegangen ist, kann man hier lesen:

https://www.eiu.com/n/quality-of-oecd-countries-response-to-the-pandemic/

Sorry, aber leben die Menschen dort hinterm Mond ? Werden sie nicht richtig informiert ? :roll:
 
China hat sich doch gut eingekauft in SL. Moderner Kolonialismus. Wie kann da der Freund des großen Reichs anderes reden? Ausserdem haben Chinesen auch heftig in große Hotels investiert. Mich wundert nichts mehr. Ob sich die Bevölkerung damit einverstanden erklärt mag ich nicht glauben. Denn die normalen Bürger leben eher vom Tourismus aus der EU und anderen Ländern. Die Frage woher der Virus kam und wo er wieder aufflammt scheint dem Schreiber auch egal zu sein.
 
Road accidents increase with the removal of curfew

June 20, Colombo: Minister of Power and Energy, Transport Services Management Minister Mahinda Amaraweera has instructed the National Council for Road Safety to initiate public awareness programs to prevent road accidents as the number of accidents is rising.With the island wide curfew imposed in March to prevent COVID-19 pandemic spreading in the country, the number of road accidents had shown a decline in the past three months

more/source: http://www.colombopage.com/archive_20A/Jun20_1592668556CH.php
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Coronavirus update: No new COVID-19 cases reported in Sri Lanka for two days

June 21, Colombo: No new COVID-19 cases reported in Sri Lanka in the last two days and the total number of COVID–19 infections in Sri Lanka remained at 1,950, the Health Ministry said. According to the Health Promotion Bureau report, as of 12 pm Sunday 441 patients are receiving treatment at hospitals. Another 25 Individuals are currently under investigations in hospitals.

more/source: http://www.colombopage.com/archive_20B/Jun21_1592754144CH.php
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Coronavirus update: Sri Lanka reports one new case of COVID-19 on Monday

June 22, Colombo: Sri Lanka’s COVID-19 cases rose to 1,951 Monday with one person testing positive for the coronavirus after no positive cases reported for the last two days, the Health Ministry said. According to the Health Promotion Bureau, as of 10:00 pm Monday 414 patients are receiving treatment at hospitals. Another 31 Individuals are currently under investigations in hospitals.

more/source: http://www.colombopage.com/archive_20B/Jun23_1592852712CH.php
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Coronavirus update: Sri Lanka COVID-19 cases jump to 1991 with 40 new cases on Tuesday

June 23, Colombo: Sri Lanka’s COVID-19 cases jumped to 1,991 with 40 more persons testing positive for the coronavirus Tuesday, the Health Ministry said. According to the Department of Government Information 29 positive cases are recent arrivals in the country from India. The patients had arrived from Mumbai, India as a part of the crew of a ship anchored in the island.

more/source: http://www.colombopage.com/archive_20B/Jun23_1592929181CH.php
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Coronavirus update: Sri Lanka COVID-19 cases surpasses 2000 with 10 new cases today

June 24, Colombo: Sri Lanka’s COVID-19 cases rose to 2001 today with 10 more persons testing positive for the coronavirus, the Health Ministry said.
According to the Health Promotion Bureau report, as of 8 pm Wednesday 428 patients are receiving treatment at hospitals. Another 30 Individuals are currently under investigations in hospitals.

more/source; http://www.colombopage.com/archive_20B/Jun24_1593021038CH.php
 
[h=1]Museen und archäologische Stätten für einheimische Touristen wieder geöffnet[/h]
Sri Lankas archäologische Stätten, Denkmäler, Räumlichkeiten und Museen, die unter das Department of National Museum fallen, sowie die öffentliche Referenzabteilung des Department of National Archives, die wegen des Ausbruchs von Covid-19 vorübergehend geschlossen wurden, werden ab dem 01. Juli wieder für einheimische Touristen geöffnet sein.
Das teilte der Sekretär des Ministeriums für Buddhasasana, Kultur und religiöse Angelegenheiten, M.K. Bandula Harischandra, in einer Pressemitteilung mit.

http://www.adaderana.lk/news/65028/museums-and-archaeological-sites-to-reopen-for-local-tourists
 
Coronavirus update: Sri Lanka reports 2014 COVID-19 cases

June 27, Colombo: Sri Lanka reported 2014 COVID-19 cases with four more persons testing positive for the coronavirus on Friday, the Health Ministry said.
According to the Health Promotion Bureau report, as of 9 am Saturday 384 patients are receiving treatment at hospitals. Another 36 Individuals are currently under investigations in hospitals.

more/source: http://www.colombopage.com/archive_20B/Jun27_1593229877CH.php
 
Wearing face masks in public mandatory, violators to 14-day quarantine - police

June 27, Colombo: The Sri Lanka Police has issued new directives on adhering to health safety measures in an effort to prevent the spread of the novel coronavirus as the people have become complacent with the lifting of restrictions imposed earlier.
The Police said wearing face masks when in public places is mandatory and people who do not wear the masks will be subjected to a 14-day quarantine.

more/source: http://www.colombopage.com/archive_20B/Jun27_1593271151CH.php
 
Sri Lanka completely lifts curfew

June 28, Colombo: The curfew has completely been lifted effective from today, June 28th Sunday, President’s Media Division announced.
Curfew which was imposed in order to prevent the spread of COVID-19 for the first time on March 20th was in force from 12.00 midnight to 4.00 am from June 13th.

more/source: http://www.colombopage.com/archive_20B/Jun28_1593328339CH.php
 
Coronavirus update: Sri Lanka COVID-19 cases rise to 2037 with 4 new cases Sunday

June 28, Colombo: Sri Lanka’s COVID-19 cases rose to 2037 today with 4 more persons testing positive for the coronavirus, the Health Ministry said.
According to the Health Promotion Bureau report, as of 11 pm Sunday 365 patients are receiving treatment at hospitals. Another 51 Individuals are currently under investigations in hospitals.

more/source: http://www.colombopage.com/archive_20B/Jun29_1593369400CH.php
 
Opening of Sri Lanka’s international airport for tourists delayed

June 28, Colombo: The opening of the Katunayake International Airport for tourists could be delayed, said the Minister of Industry and Export, Investment Promotion, Tourism and Aviation, Prasanna Ranatunga.
The Minister said although measures have been taken to open the Katunayake Bandaranaike International Airport by August 01, a large number of expatriate workers have requested to return to the country and more time is needed to bring them back to Sri Lanka.

more/source: http://www.colombopage.com/archive_20B/Jun28_1593360601CH.php
 
Sri Lanka to reopen schools from tomorrow

June 28, Colombo: Sri Lanka’s schools which were closed for more than three months since the COVID-19 epidemic started to spread, will be reopened tomorrow.
However, the Ministry of Education says that children should not be attending schools tomorrow.

more/source: http://www.colombopage.com/archive_20B/Jun28_1593366691CH.php
 
Pak Bahasa schrieb:
Opening of Sri Lanka’s international airport for tourists delayed

... a large number of expatriate workers have requested to return to the country and more time is needed to bring them back to Sri Lanka.
Zum Vergrößern anklicken....
“Nearly 50,000 migrant workers have requested to return to Sri Lanka.

Mit so vielen hatte ich nicht gerechnet. Hoffentlich dürfen sie in den einzelnen Ländern auch ausreisen - ihre Arbeit so einfach beenden.
 
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