News IOC responds to reports on fuel price surge 1385 May 18, 2022 The Lanka Indian Oil Company (IOC) said the reports on the company increasing fuel prices from today (18) are completely false. MIAP TagsSri Lanka Previous articleMay 09 assault: Bail denied to prevent public disturbance. Suspects remanded till May 25.Next articleIssuance of birth, marriage and death certificates disabled Share post: FacebookXPinterestWhatsApp Popular Power Outages Reported in Several Areas Across Sri Lanka Services Sector Expands as Tourism and Financial Businesses Strengthen Port City Faces Taxpayer Return Test as Investment Questions Mount US$17 Million Port Grant Boosts Colombo’s Maritime Security Vidullanka’s Fiji Breakthrough Opens New Pacific Investment Frontier More like thisRelated Power Outages Reported in Several Areas Across Sri Lanka CN - October 17, 2026 Power outages have been reported in several parts of... Services Sector Expands as Tourism and Financial Businesses Strengthen CN - October 17, 2026 Sri Lanka’s services sector continued to expand in September,... Port City Faces Taxpayer Return Test as Investment Questions Mount CN - October 17, 2026 The Colombo Port City project is facing renewed scrutiny... US$17 Million Port Grant Boosts Colombo’s Maritime Security CN - October 17, 2026 The United States’ decision to provide Sri Lanka with...
