Public Safety & Emergency: Sri Lanka has extended the nationwide public emergency under the Public Security Ordinance, effective 28 May, keeping authorities empowered on security, public order and essential services. Fuel Watch: The CPC says Sri Lankans should not expect lower fuel prices soon; global rates remain higher than pre–Middle East conflict levels, with a decision expected after further discussions. Fuel Supply Update: CPC confirmed the arrival of 89,000 metric tons of WTI crude, with another Murban tanker due by 31 May. Road Disruptions (Vesak): Police announced a temporary closure of the Matara–Hakmana road near Thihagoda for the Sarvagna Dhathu Perahera, with alternative routes listed for the 5pm–10pm period. Weather Alerts: Meteorology forecasts showers/thundershowers in several provinces and districts, plus strong winds and lightning risk, urging precautions. Justice & Rights: The Justice Committee approved the Sri Lanka–Maldives mutual legal assistance regulation for criminal matters, including terrorism-related offences and asset tracing. Labour Abuses: Amnesty reports forced-labour indicators against Malaiyaha Tamil workers in private tea estates, citing intimidation, violence, debt bondage and restricted movement. Economy & Inclusion: Rural women face “menstrual hygiene insecurity” as sanitary product prices soar due to taxes and currency depreciation, a Doctors’ Trade Union Alliance warning said.