More beehives at Pallekelle stadium

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The Pallekelle International Cricket Stadium is in trouble with another three giant beehives seen at the grounds this morning. Earlier there were nine giant beehives which were cleared by apiarist Deeman Ananda of Kandy.

Deeman Ananda told ‘Daily Mirror Online’ that he had been commissioned by the Cricket Board to clear the beehives during the period of cricket matches at Pallkelle Stadium till end of April.

He has been instrumental in removing the beehives without any damage caused to the insects at Dogoroya at Sigiriya. (L.B.S)

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Nick Friday, 04 March 2011 09:49 PM

Is Deeman Ananda still alive? This must be his latest horror novel!

M. Kapila Friday, 04 March 2011 10:38 PM

That is why they made one in Hambantota.

noxurs Friday, 04 March 2011 11:08 PM

Watch out people there were elephants in Hambantota and now bees in Pallekela. Looks like animals have become cricket fans when idiotic journalists insult our cricketers alleging that they took bribes like the politicians.

Lanke Banda Saturday, 05 March 2011 04:55 AM

Call in the Deamon & not Deeman.

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