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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 Shuts Schools For 2 Weeks Amid Fuel Crisis
Sri Lankan authorities on Friday announced a two-week shutdown of government offices and schools, as public transport ground almost entirely to a halt due to a lack of dollars to pay for imported fuel.
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Sri Lanka Social Media Shutdown Raises Fears on Free Expression
NetBlocks says Sri Lanka blocked Facebook, Facebook Messenger, Instagram, Snapchat, Viber, WhatsApp, and YouTube following the Easter bombings.
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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 Shuts Schools For 2 Weeks Amid Fuel Crisis
Sri Lankan authorities on Friday announced a two-week shutdown of government offices and schools, as public transport ground almost entirely to a halt due to a lack of dollars to pay for imported fuel.
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Sri Lanka Social Media Shutdown Raises Fears on Free Expression
NetBlocks says Sri Lanka blocked Facebook, Facebook Messenger, Instagram, Snapchat, Viber, WhatsApp, and YouTube following the Easter bombings.
