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Hela Bojun Hala stalls would be opened at all railway stations next year to promote traditional foods and to provide better food for commuters, the Railway Services State Minister C. B. Rathnayake said yesterday.
Speaking to the media he said the cafeterias in all railway stations did not maintain proper quality and the canteens available did not have clean food for commuters.
"Every passenger likes to have food in a clean environment. In most places, people are compelled to have their meals and tea near receptacles with garbage.
“Therefore the ministry has decided to have Hela Bojun Hala stalls in every railway station in discussion with the agriculture minister. By doing so, many employment opportunities would be created,” he said.
He said that the ministry also plans to have Hela Bojun Hala stalls onboard long-distance trains to facilitate the passengers. Many long-distance trains do not have buffet cars. (Chaturanga Samarawickrama)
Dhammika Friday, 27 December 2019 11:16 AM
Doing this and doing that are all promises . Better DO it and then tell its DONE .
Sambo Friday, 27 December 2019 11:42 AM
This is a very good decision and a long needed facility and also maintain a reasonable price and quality food.
Bushel Friday, 27 December 2019 12:12 PM
All theae years they have neglected this. Even now this is going to be a talk show only .Saying that all station is a lie. How many stations are there in all?
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