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Protest to increase state and private sector wages

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The organisers of 'People's Struggle Centre' today staged a protest at Colombo Fort over several demands including to bring down the heavy taxes imposed on people and to increase the salaries of Private and State estate workers. Pix by Damith Wickramasinghe

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