ComBank celebrates Avurudu with war heroes

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The annual Sinhala and Tamil New Year celebrations of ‘Ranaviru Sevana,’ the rehabilitation centre in Ragama for disabled war heroes, were supported for the eighth consecutive year by the Commercial Bank of Ceylon, helping the disabled war heroes accommodated at the centre to enjoy a day of fun by engaging in
traditional games.
In the picture (above) Commercial Bank’s Senior Manager Marketing Aparna Jagoda presenting a gift to the winner of one of the events and (below) an event in progress.

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