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Batticaloa Meeting

  • Posted on September 27, 2018
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Establishment of Fisheries Trade Union

The Batticaloa District Fisher Trade Union was formed with the facilitated  of NAFSO and relevant officer such as President, Secretary and action committee members were elected on 26th of October 2018.    
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