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Amid the busy streets of Pettah packed with last minute shoppers is seen an elderly woman selling 'Kevum' or sweetmeats on New Year's Eve and people buying delicacies from her for the New Year festivities. Pics by Nisal Baduge
satha Sunday, 31 December 2017 11:28 PM
none of them wearing gloves , food are open to dust, fly... good luck with health ! looks like we copy TN streets..
Wise Donkey Monday, 01 January 2018 11:02 AM
The beetle knows this very well, nobody cares for hygiene in our country and it took refuge in the tea exported to a country which exports in return asbestos for us. We stopped asbestos they stopped our tea..........so whether there was a beetle in the tea is a million dollar question! However, 'a storm in a tea cup' is a better suited phrase.
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