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DMT resumes online appointment services at Narahenpita office from Nov. 2

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Newswire and Rupavahini News report that the Department of Motor Traffic (DMT) will restart online appointment bookings from November 2, 2026, at its Narahenpita office. Sri Lanka Mirror also reports that the facility resumes on November 2.

Newswire and Rupavahini News say the DMT is asking visitors seeking new vehicle registrations, transfers of vehicle ownership or help with technical matters to book online before going to the office. Newswire reports that appointments can be made through the department’s official portal, dmtappointments.dmt.gov.lk.

Rupavahini News and Newswire report that the change is intended to reduce long queues and waiting times, including for people who arrive early in the morning, and to improve service efficiency.

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Ada DeranaDMT resumes online appointment services at Narahenpita office from Nov. 2

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