The investigations conducted by Financial Crimes Investigation Division (FCID) have revealed that a bus owned by Carlton Sports Network (CSN), which worth Rs 90 million, has been released by Sri Lanka Customs under Yoshitha Rajapaksa's name during the rule of previous regime.

The refining machinery owned by Lanka Mineral Sands Limited which worth Rs 2500 million is at the risk of corroding as the Ministry of Environment and Renewable Energy has not granted permission for the company to extract mineral sand.

A group, including certain doctors, was involved in the kidney transplant racket in Sri Lanka, said a committee that inquired into the matter.

The government has decided to close down private companies training Sri Lankans hoping to seek foreign employment, reports say.

Employees are disappointed with the persons appointed as the general manager and the human resources manager at CPC Terminals Ltd, reports say.

At the National Defence Council, the president and the prime minister have sought information with regard to the arrest of Navy Lt. Yoshtha Rajapaksa, second son of former president Mahinda Rajapaksa.