Politicians littering Colombo and getting public to pay to clean up

Author lbostgadmin | Posted on October 6, 2005 | Economy

Sri Lankan politicians are littering the island’s commercial capital, Colombo and are getting the public to pay to clean up their mess. Sri Lankan politicians are littering the island’s commercial capital, Colombo and are getting the public to pay to clean up their mess.

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A woman walks past a barricade at the main street leading to the main
election office in Colombo. Some 14 candidates are in the running for the
November presidential election, but the two main contenders are Prime
Minister Mahinda Rajapakse and opposition leader Ranil Wickremesinghe. AFP
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