Longer the social media ban, greater the damage: US

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The longer the social media ban persists in Sri Lanka, the greater the damage to tourism, the IT sector, business and the nation's reputation for freedom and openness, US Ambassador Atul Keshap said today.

In a tweet, the Ambassador said so many Sri Lankans also rely on social media to connect with their loved ones overseas.

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