Special train compartments for students sitting for exams

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Several special train compartments would be added to the trains plying on the Main Line for the students who would sit for Scholarship and Advanced Level examinations, Railways General Manager Dilantha Fernando said.

The Grade Five Scholarship examination is scheduled to be held on Sunday October 11th while the Advanced Level examinations will be commenced from Monday 12th.

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Lion Friday, 09 October 2020 07:09 PM

Lies lies dam lies .

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