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All Island Unified Economic Centres and Manning Market Traders Union (AIUECMMTU) today said they have decided not to move into the new Manning Market complex at Peliyagoda which will commence its operations from next Monday.
AIUECMMTU National Organiser H.M. Upasena told the Daily Mirror that they would not move into the new location due to inadequate space in the new outlets to continue with the business activities.
"The Government promised to allocate an outlet with 12 x 13 feet floor area, but the length was narrowed to 6 x 13 feet, which is certainly not enough even to store their goods," he said.
Therefore, we have decided to stage a fast unto death protest today opposite the Fort Railway Station, he said.
"The Government misleads us. Now we have no place to have our shops," he said.
However, the trade union had taken a collective decision not to move to the new Manning Market complex in Peliyagoda until the promised outlets with adequate space are given, Mr. Upasena added. (Chaturanga Samarawickrama)
John de Seram Thursday, 10 December 2020 04:27 PM
Government is selling all the prime properties in Colombo and Kandy for a song to there family friends. One example is Kandy prison
Sokrates Thursday, 10 December 2020 05:10 PM
Then they have to take 2 outlets, one for selling and one for storage.
Rimzan Ameen Thursday, 10 December 2020 05:57 PM
6x13 good for retail market.
Sambo Thursday, 10 December 2020 09:02 PM
These days so many millions have lost their jobs and the ones who are trying no to be a burden and earn something are being deprived of it.
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