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Crisis-Hit Sri Lanka Opens Bailout Talks With IMF; Begins Shutdown
Sri Lanka closed schools and halted non-essential government services on Monday, starting a two-week shutdown to conserve fast-depleting fuel reserves as the IMF opened talks with Colombo on a possible bailout.
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Talks With IMF, Shutdowns: What's Happening In Crisis-Hit Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka closed schools and halted all non-essential government services on Monday, beginning a two-week shutdown to conserve fast-depleting fuel reserves as the International Monetary Fund opened talks with Colombo on a possible bailout.
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Sri Lanka's Anti-Government Protests Bring Schools, Businesses To A Halt
Thousands of shops, schools and businesses closed on Friday as public and private sector workers in Sri Lanka went on strike, demanding the president and the government step down for their mishandling of the island's worst financial crisis.
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Sri Lankan Schools To Remain Shut Till April 29: Education Minister
All government schools across Sri Lanka will remain closed until April 29 in view of the security situation, Education Minister Akila V. Kariyawasam announced on Tuesday.
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"'Where Is God?' My Kids Are Asking": Sri Lankans Stunned By Attacks
With the lifting of a nationwide curfew early Monday morning, people began to emerge into Colombo's streets, where security was heavy. Schools and the stock exchange are closed, but some shops opened their doors and public transport was functioning.
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Crisis-Hit Sri Lanka Opens Bailout Talks With IMF; Begins Shutdown
Sri Lanka closed schools and halted non-essential government services on Monday, starting a two-week shutdown to conserve fast-depleting fuel reserves as the IMF opened talks with Colombo on a possible bailout.
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Talks With IMF, Shutdowns: What's Happening In Crisis-Hit Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka closed schools and halted all non-essential government services on Monday, beginning a two-week shutdown to conserve fast-depleting fuel reserves as the International Monetary Fund opened talks with Colombo on a possible bailout.
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Sri Lanka's Anti-Government Protests Bring Schools, Businesses To A Halt
Thousands of shops, schools and businesses closed on Friday as public and private sector workers in Sri Lanka went on strike, demanding the president and the government step down for their mishandling of the island's worst financial crisis.
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Sri Lankan Schools To Remain Shut Till April 29: Education Minister
All government schools across Sri Lanka will remain closed until April 29 in view of the security situation, Education Minister Akila V. Kariyawasam announced on Tuesday.
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"'Where Is God?' My Kids Are Asking": Sri Lankans Stunned By Attacks
With the lifting of a nationwide curfew early Monday morning, people began to emerge into Colombo's streets, where security was heavy. Schools and the stock exchange are closed, but some shops opened their doors and public transport was functioning.
