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BAM backs campaign against global warming

The BAM Group of companies has designed a special desk calendar for 2010, featuring the fast diminishing endangered species, "The Polar Bear".

This calendar with the theme, "Please help us by reducing global warming" attempts to create awareness among the industry, corporates and society in general the looming adverse effects of global warming due to the actions of man, the company said. The significant fact of the design and presentation of this calendar is that the photographs in the calendar were taken by the Group Chairman B.A. Mahipala during a visit to Churchill, Manitoba in Canada last November.

The BAM group is a pioneer in the apparel sector of Sri Lanka serving exclusive buyers in United Kingdom and Europe specializing in children's wear. Recently it received the Gold award for special projects under infra-structure development for the Homagama hospital development & the Best corporate citizen 2009 (under the 10 billion category) organised by the Ceylon Chamber of Commerce.

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