Workers arrested

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The police have arrested five workers attached to the upper kotmale power project over an assault on a fellow Nepali employee last evening, the police media unit said today.

The suspects are to be produced in court today.

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Edwardo Baltazar Tuesday, 31 August 2010 06:16 AM

Chinse were working earlier now nepalis i think very soon srilanka will hire bangaladesh employees as well

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