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  1. President Anura Kumara Dissanayake addressed the Parliament of Sri Lanka regarding the drug menace.
  2. The government of Sri Lanka, including the National People's Power, has initiated a policy drive aimed at eradicating drug issues within the country.

The Cabinet of Ministers is considering revisions to the Drug Dependent Persons Act No 54 of 2007 and granting policy approval for the establishment of the Chartered Computer Institute of Sri Lanka.

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The Cabinet of Ministers is considering revisions to the Drug Dependent Persons Act No 54 of 2007 and granting policy approval for the establishment of the Chartered Computer Institute of Sri Lanka.

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  1. Cabinet approved amendments to the drug ordinance.1 source
  2. Cabinet considers revisions to the Drug Act and approves policy for CCISL establishment.1 source

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The government of Sri Lanka, including the National People's Power, has initiated a policy drive aimed at eradicating drug issues within the country. All 2 developments

Within President Anura Kumara Dissanayake addressed the Parliament of Sri Lanka regarding the drug menace.

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  • dailymirror.lkCabinet approves drug law reforms to expedite disposal - Breaking News | Daily Mirror
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