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Police Praised for Innovative Measures to Support Sacred Tooth Relic Exposition

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Sri Lanka Police has been commended for introducing a special traffic management and guidance system to support the exposition of the Sacred Tooth Relic (‘Siri Dalada Wandanawa’), which begins today (18 April) at the Sri Dalada Maligawa in Kandy.

A total of 10,000 police officers have been deployed to ensure the safety of devotees and to manage traffic effectively during the sacred event.

Demonstrating a modern approach to public service, the Police Information Technology Division has also launched a dedicated digital platform to assist devotees. This system enables visitors to access essential information and receive real-time instructions via the official website: daladadekma.police.lk.

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