Deserted Railway Stations

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Main Railway Stations around Colombo including Fort, Maradana and Dematagoda appeared to be deserted due to the trade union action carried out by the Railway Trade Union Alliance from December 7. Pix by Kithsiri De Mel

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Yahiya Monday, 11 December 2017 04:59 PM

Its very shame. Most tourist arriving. School holidays. Exam is near.

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