Special Security and Traffic Plans in Place for May Day Rallies

Sri Lanka Police have announced that special security arrangements will be in effect today (01) as political parties and organisations hold May Day rallies and meetings across the island, including in Colombo, to mark International Workers’ Day.

Deputy Inspector General of Police (DIG) in charge of Traffic Control and Road Safety, W.P.J. Senadheera, said comprehensive traffic and security plans have been implemented to ensure public safety during the events.

“All traffic and road security arrangements have been prepared for the May Day rallies and meetings. Special security measures have been put in place, with deployments made based on intelligence reports. Accordingly, security personnel, including intelligence officers, have been assigned for duty,” he said.

He added that adequate security will be provided to participants attending rallies and related events, with arrangements made under the supervision of divisional officers and DIGs of the respective provinces, particularly in areas expecting large gatherings.

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