Sri Lanka, Oct. 24 -- A total of 76 vehicles of the Sri Lanka Army that had been in long-term use and had become unserviceable have been fully restored to motorable condition and are scheduled to be added to the Army vehicle fleet from today (24).

Implemented on the instructions from Lieutenant General Lasantha Rodrigo, the successful reintegration of these refurbished vehicles into the Army fleet, as part of a project executed in parallel with the Clean Sri Lanka programme, will enable the Army to save a significant amount of foreign exchange that would otherwise be spent on importing vehicles from abroad, the Sri Lanka Army said in a statement.

Furthermore, by returning these vehicles to operational use, the Army will be able to save ...