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CEB workers promise shock

Members of the Ceylon Electricity Board Technological Engineers and Superintendents Union protested opposite the Presidential Secretariat on Tuesday against the CEB top management over an alleged move to introduce a new recruitment and promotion scheme. The protesters said they would be compelled to intensify their trade union action unless their demand was granted immediately. (Pic by Sujatha Jayaratne)
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All Ceylon Tamil Congress, Illankai Tamil Arasu Kachchi secure 6 seats each in Chavakachcheri Urban Council

The All Ceylon Tamil Congress [ACTC] and the Illankai Tamil Arasu Kachchi [ITAK] secured six seats each in the 18 member Chavakachcheri Urban Council. The National Peoples Power [NPP] secured 3 seats while the Democratic Tamil National Alliance secured two seats and the Eelam People’s Democtatic Party secured a seat in the council.
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NPP win 26 of 29 wards in Moratuwa Municipal Council

The National Peoples Power [NPP] won 26 of the2 wards in the Moratuwa Municipal Council. The Samagi Jana Balawegaya which won one ward has secured 11 seats in the council.
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NPP win 11 of the 14 wards in the Seethawakapura Urban Council

The National Peoples Power won 11 of the 14 wards of the Seethawakapura Urban Council and have secured 13 seats in the 25 member council.
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