A mother holds back her tears for a fallen son at a solemn ceremony to mark the sixth National War Heroes’ Day that was held at Battaramulla on Monday. Pic by Indika Handuwala.

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A mother holds back her tears for a fallen son at a solemn ceremony to mark the sixth National War Heroes’ Day that was held at Battaramulla on Monday.
Pic by Indika Handuwala.

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