Heavy traffic along Lotus Road

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Heavy traffic is reported along Lotus Road in Fort because of a protest by some of those who lost their houses in the Salawa fire.

They urged the authorities to expedite the payment of compensation to the affected people.

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Danu Thursday, 17 November 2016 02:27 PM

They should rename this road the Protest road.

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