The government has approved to import 100,000 metric tons of rice from Myanmar to keep sufficient buffer stocks.
The approval was granted to maintain a safe stock of rice without any shortage in the country.
The decision was announced at the weekly cabinet briefing at the Information Department, a short while ago
Accordingly, the proposal made by the trade minister, the agreement between the two governments was made to the value of US$ 460 per metric ton through the Sri Lanka State Trading (General) Corporation.
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They have been importing rice for the last few months. Ministers make different different statements, no one knows who is telling the truth, I have never seen a bankrupt government like this in my life.