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The Sri Lanka High Commission has set up the following hotline to respond to individual queries with regard to the incidents in Sri Lanka.

Mob hotline: +44 7917382486

Queries may also be directed to the following email which will be monitored and responded to.  Please note that the Mission will not respond to general queries on the situation, but to specific queries of relevance and concern.

Email: slhc.london@mfa.gov.lk

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Sri Lanka, IT Division’s Telephone No. +94 11-2323015 has been given to the public to call with regard to information pertaining to any foreign nationals who may have been affected in the attacks.

Thank you

Sri Lanka High Commission

London

22 April 2019

High Commissioner of Sri Lanka to the United Kingdom Manisha Gunasekera met with the chaplain to the Sinhalese speaking community in the Archdioceses of Westminster and Southwark Rev. Father Sudam Perera at the Church of St Mary Magdalen in Willesden Green on Wednesday 28^th November 2018.

The High Commissioner was accompanied by Counsellor of the High Commission Augustin Christyruban.

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Sri Lanka has been named the best country in the world to visit in 2019 by Lonely Planet.

Sri Lanka is experiencing its moment in the equatorial sun and change is coming swiftly. The nation has plenty for families, adventure seekers, eco-tourists, wellness seekers and food lovers, capable of facilitating all income groups. The country has to offer many travel products including among others, diverse opportunities on beach holidays, eco-tourism, yoga retreats, national parks which are home to a range of animals, adventure and much more.

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The attention of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs has been drawn to a list of names published online by the ITJP (International Truth and Justice Project). According to the ITJP, this list, which presently consists of 351 names and can be accessed at http://www.disappearance.itjpsl.com/#lang=english is of persons who are alleged to have disappeared while in the custody of the Sri Lankan Armed Forces in May 2009.

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Sri Lanka was elected today, 06 June 2018, to one of four (04) seats available for the Asia-Pacific, in the Intergovernmental Committee for the Safeguarding of Intangible Cultural Heritage, for the period 2018-2022, at the election that took place in Paris during the 7^th General Assembly of UNESCO.

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