Four managers from private commercial banks were arrested in connection with sending one billion US dollars abroad through a money exchange institution located in the Fort area without importing any goods to Sri Lanka.
Police confirmed that this arrest occurred following a special investigation conducted by the Financial Crimes Investigation Division.
The Financial Crimes Investigation Division conducts further investigations regarding the incident.
Police confirmed that this arrest occurred following a special investigation conducted by the Financial Crimes Investigation Division.
The Financial Crimes Investigation Division conducts further investigations regarding the incident.
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