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Workers union collective protests for salary increase

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Members of the Provincial and State Workers Union Collective staged a protest in front of Sethsiripaya, demanding a salary increase. Similar protests took place throughout the country, with the collective aim of addressing this issue. Pix by Pradeep Dilrushkshana.

 

 

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