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A 30- year-old man, who was alleged to have printed counterfeit notes including 520 notes of Rs.5, 000 and 10 notes of Rs.1000 each to the equivalent to Rs.2.7 million, was arrested in Kegalle today, police said.Horathakkadiya Tuesday, 01 April 2014 07:24 PM
This is only the tip of the iceberg. Many more with IT knowledge and access to computers will take on this lucrative business to become rich overnight. One of the causes is the elimination of the middle class. There is no middle class in SL to be the buffer between the rich and the poor. Many from the former middle class are trying to join their peers amongst the rich. via DM iPad app
Kiris Baba Amaray Wednesday, 02 April 2014 04:05 AM
Now the Printing of currency notes must be prominent in SriLanka. Hopefully, Printing business also will prosper.
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