Mobitel’s employees contribute to 'ApiWenuwenApi' Fund

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Mobitel’s employees contribute to 'ApiWenuwenApi' Fund

Mobitel's staff contribution to the 'ApiWenuwenApi' Housing Project undertaken by the Ministry of Defence to date amounts to Rs.1 million and this follows the company's contribution of Rs.10 million last year.
The company said its staff has pledged to extend their support by contributing over Rs.1.4 million to the fund by the end of this year. Picture shows the cheque being presented to the Secretary of Defence, Gotabhaya Rajapaksa by Chairperson Sri Lanka Telecom Mobitel, Ms. Leisha De Silva Chandrasena in the presence of CEO Mobitel, Suren J. Amarasekera and General Manager Marketing, Roshan Kaluarachchi.

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