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Police say they will not issue curfew passes

22 September 2024 12:31 am Views - {{hitsCtrl.values.hits}} 1 Bookmark

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Colombo, Sep 22 (Daily Mirror) - The Sri Lanka Police have announced that they will not issue curfew passes during the period that the curfew is in force.

However, police said that official identity cards will be accepted as curfew passes for those engaged in essential and emergency services.

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This is for our own protection?:) Sunday, 22 September 2024 01:08 AM

Imposing curfew was really uncalled for. People have shown they can behave with restraint. This would unnecessarily create some friction or negative reactions. Unless the rulers provoke, like once happened at the Galle Face, there's nothing anybody should be fearful of.

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