Fast-changing Colombo landscape

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An aerial shot of the Colombo Port City or Colombo International Financial City, of which the land reclamation is underway. The reclaimed land is expected to be ready for construction in a couple of years, where Sri Lanka plans to set up an offshore financial centre. It will function as a special jurisdiction area with its own commercial laws
Pic by Samantha Perera

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