Sri Lanka to debate troubled state airline, public officer: lawmaker

Sept 16, 2008 (LBO) - Sri Lanka's parliament will debate the issues of a state-run budget airline that has been eating up peoples' money and a senior public official who was faulted by courts, an opposition lawmaker said. Jayasundera immediately offered to resign but the government has not accepted his resignation.
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Sri Lanka's controversial Mihin Air, started by an associate of President Mahinda Rajapaksa amid much controversy, would be the focus of a parliamentary debate on September 23, United National Party (UNP) strongman Ravi Karunanayake said.

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The airline had lost its seed capital and has also borrowed more than a billion rupees from state-run Bank of Ceylon and also owes hundreds of millions of rupees to a state petroleum utility.

It is currently without aircraft after leased aircraft went back to their owners, as the airline went deeper into red.

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Reports said the airline has requested another three billion rupee injection in peoples' money in an upcoming budget for 2009.

Sri Lanka's Treasury Secretary P B Jayasundera would be the focus of another debate on September 24, Karunanayake said.

Jayasundera has been faulted by courts over a privatization deal, executed at a time when Karu

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