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Fishermen released

COLOMBO: Sri Lanka has released all 300 Indian boats, with the fishermen on board, after the Indian High Commission intervened. They were seized on Wednesday for straying into Sri Lanka’s territorial waters.

— B. Muralidhar Reddy

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