Dumpyard for GK documents?

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Dumpyard for GK documents?

Files and documents dumped on the ground floor of the Golden Key Office greeted angry staff on Tuesday when they protested over the non-payment of their salaries. The company crashed after depositors wanted to withdraw their money. See bigger story on Page 6. Pic by Berty Mendis.

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