GSA protests against attempt to outsource surveying

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The Government Surveyors’ Association (GSA) today carried out a protest march outside the Presidential Secretariat against the government’s move to hand over several operations of the Sri Lanka Surveys Department (SLSD), the second oldest department of the country, to a US-based company. Pix by Nisal Baduge

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Yankidike Friday, 16 March 2018 07:45 PM

This is just a caretaker government, until a firm government is appointed. They will not engage such antisocial activity.

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