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Teachers Trade Unions who came to Colombo in a vehicle procession gathered in front of the Presidential Secretariat and staged a protest. Pix by Pradeep Dilrusksana

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Nirmala Thursday, 05 August 2021 05:04 PM

Government says no funds as major percentage of government revenue is spent of public service salaries. Yet, the teacher unions keeps on pressing for it's pound of flesh. When and where is it going to end?

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