fuel stations queues are back

lkdood

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Long queues were seen outside fuel stations in most parts of the country since last night over fears of a fuel shortage with trade unions including those attached to the Ceylon Petroleum Corporation threatening to go on a work to rule campaign tomorrow. Picture shows panic buying at a fuel station in the city today.

Pic by Kithsiri de Mel


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lkdood

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i dont no what these political leaders are doing,they ant even solve one union problem hw they are going to solve big problems very bad days for innocent people...................

meka ne wela thi yen ne

jeewana wiyada ma wadi nisa minis su wadi padi yen il la nawa

padi wadi karala den na kohen da salli ? :baffled:

strike eka patan gan nath kalin ma thel naha :shocked:
 

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    Add ekatai balye inadai parawall gahala wedak ne rata pura , athyawashya prashana wisadanne nethuwa, Pu!@# bima angena minissu rawattanawa
     

    lkdood

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    The trade unions of the Ceylon Petroleum Corporation, the Ceylon Electricity Board and the National Water Supply and Drainage Board and the Sri Lanka Ports Authority told reporters today they will go ahead with their work to rule campaign from tomorrow despite the government assuring them a 22 percent salary hike effective November this year to be paid from January next year.

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    The trade unions of the Ceylon Petroleum Corporation, the Ceylon Electricity Board and the National Water Supply and Drainage Board and the Sri Lanka Ports Authority told reporters today they will go ahead with their work to rule campaign from tomorrow despite the government assuring them a 22 percent salary hike effective November this year to be paid from January next year.

    dailymirror

    Gud news:yes::yes::yes::yes: