Deputy Minister of Transport Prasanna Gunasena has conducted a site inspection of the Peradeniya “Yaka Palama” bridge, which was damaged following the recent disaster situation. Repair and restoration work has now commenced under the leadership and guidance of CECB and CESL, in collaboration with the University of Peradeniya, with the aim of restoring this vital transport link as early as possible while ensuring public safety. | Newswire

Deputy Minister Prasanna Gunasena inspected the Port Access Elevated Highway project, now in its final phase after delays during the crisis. Funded by ADB (US$300M), the highway is set to open by March 2026. | Newswire

“The RMV’s system was deliberately downed,” Deputy Minister of Transport Dr. Prasanna Gunasena said that the system of the Department of Motor Traffic was intentionally taken down, in response to the government’s efforts to combat corruption. | Newswire

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“We’re capable of batting on the toughest pitches,” Deputy Minister Prasanna Gunasena says the government’s commitment to rebuilding Sri Lanka with the full support of state employees and volunteers. He added that the public has faith in the government, as its members have demonstrated their dedication despite the personal challenges they faced in the aftermath of the cyclone. | Newswire