Tell the President Program moving forward with new technology

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The software of the Tell the President program was officially handed over to the Presidential Secretariat yesterday.

The software program was earlier handled by Sri Lanka Mobitel. The Presidential Secretariat took control of this program to make it more effective.

Accordingly, the issues and complaints of people will be presented to the President in a simple and effective way while the solutions for the problems will be rapidly provided.

Sri Lanka Telecom Chairman Kumarasinghe Sirisena handed over the relevant documents to the Additional Secretary to the President Sunanda Kariyapperuma and to the Secretary to the Ministry of Telecommunications and Digital Infrastructure Facilities Vasantha Deshapriya at the Presidential Secretariat.

Coordinating Secretary to the President Shiral Lakthilaka also was present at this occasion.

Through the Tell the President Program people can present their problems and complaints to the President. They can submit their problems by calling the Government Information Center on 1919 or through email or post. The complaints will be checked by the Public Relations Unit of the Presidential Secretariat and will be directed to relevant ministries and institutions for further action.

All these activities are effectively operated through a computer system created with new technology.

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