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Demanding Rs.10,000 salary increase

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The All Island Railway Employees Union today staged a protest in front of the Railways head quarters in Colombo, requesting the department to increase their salaries by Rs.10,000 to survive the current cost of living. Pix by Pradeep Pathirana

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