Several residents in the Slave Island area had to leave their abodes making way for the India-based TATA Housing’s US$ 400 million mixed development project. Picture shows one such displaced resident selling betel leaves and cigarettes to pilgrims on the road leading to Sella Kataragama Devalaya. Pic by Athula Devapriya.

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Displaced Slave Island resident sells betel in Kataragama

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Several residents in the Slave Island area had to leave their abodes making way for the India-based TATA Housing’s US$ 400 million mixed development project. Picture shows one such displaced resident selling betel leaves and cigarettes to pilgrims on the road leading to Sella Kataragama Devalaya.

Pic by
Athula Devapriya.

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