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一 |     Colombo, Oct 17 (UNI) A leading Sri Lankan newspaper on Monday came out strongly against a slew of taxes announced by the government, saying these will force people to commit suicide.
"Having stolen huge amounts of public wealth and bankrupted the country, the perpetrators of economic crimes, in positions of power, are now all out to recover losses at the expense of the people, who have had to pay for others’ sins by way of massive increases in tariffs and taxes," The Island said in an editorial.
"The proposed tax increases, if implemented, will drive many people to suicide," it warned. Taxes, it said, must be paid, but they must be reasonable.
"The ill-conceived tax increases that have incensed the public beyond measure make one wonder what would happen if the leaders ... were to run a dairy farm. They would slaughter all cows instead of milking them!
"In handling vital affairs of the state such as taxation, they have followed a zigzag course like drunkards over the decades; they have meddled with taxation and politicised it in such a way that state revenue has dropped drastically and the current administration has chosen to squeeze the taxpayers dry.
"The heartless tax hikes will affect everyone except politicians who are above the taxman and do not have to declare their assets. Many medium and small-scale businesses are bound to go belly up if the proposed tax increases are implemented.
The editorial pointed out that inflation in Sri Lanka has surged to more than 70 per cent and food prices have soared by over 84.6 per cent, compared to a year ago.
"The government is exploiting the public while doing nothing to curtail waste and corruption. It continues to spend huge amounts of public funds to maintain an unproductive public sector, which is inefficient, corrupt and overstaffed," it said.
"Besides, people have to maintain as many as 8,680 elected representatives — 225 MPs, 455 Provincial Councillors, and 8,000 local government members."
It said the number of MPs can be slashed, and the country does not need more than 30 per cent of the local government members.
UNI MR。

二 |     Danielle 编译          卫生部通报称，过去一周（1月29日—2月4日）报告了5555例新冠病例，36人死亡。

三 |          Advertise with us          截至上周日午夜，有222人因感染新冠住院。         新增病例中，3555人为再次感染，70人为90天内重复感染。         报告的死亡病例中，1人50多岁，4人60多岁，11人70多岁，11人80多岁，9人90多岁。

四 | 17名女性，19名男性。         死亡病例分布地区，卫生部截图          迄今，新西兰共有3788例新冠病例死亡。         新西兰已累计报告2580365例新冠病例。         前一周新增5757例病例，再往前一周为7019例。         相关阅读：          1月30日疫情通报：过去一周新西兰新增5757例          疫情通报：过去一周新西兰新增7019例，夏季疫情见顶了吗？          疫情通报：病例数上升！过去一周新西兰新增8040例          疫情通报：过去一周新西兰新增6558例，44人死亡          注：本文为编译/原创，欢迎转发分享；但严禁复制等未经授权的非法使用。违反上述声明者，本网将追究其相关法律责任。

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