May 02 declared a public holiday

May 02 declared a public holiday

April 29, 2022   03:31 pm

The 02nd of May (Monday) will be declared a public holiday, the Secretary to the Ministry of Public Administration, J.J. Ratnasiri announced today.

The decision was taken in view of the Labour Day falling on Sunday, the 01st of May.

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