OMP interim report to be submitted to President

by editorenglish August 30, 2018

written by editorenglish August 30, 2018

The interim report of Office on Missing Persons (OMP) will be submitted to President Maithripala Sirisena on September 5 with recommendations including allowances to the family of missing and the freedom to build monument to remember them, OMP Chairman Saliya Pieris PC said today.

Courtesy: Daily Mirror

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