Sri Lanka - United Nations Friendship Association (SUNFO) is

releasing its Apr to Jun, 2012 e-news release with an emphasis

on reaching the target audience with the latest activities, plans,

projects and a theme to follow with illustrative news items for

the benefit of all the stake holders and many followers to

come. Membership drive, MDG and GYSD will be the focus to

promote youth centered activities identifying potential leaders

to serve the society at large. Several events were held as part

of planned activities scheduled for year 2012 mainly focusing

on activities for children, youth, women, environment, water,

food and agriculture. Significantly several micro projects

launched by the SUNFO youth should be commended serving

the community on dengue eradication, adolescence, home

gardening, tree planting, entrepreneurship, leadership, health &

sanitation, hygiene etc.

Hon. Wimal Weerawansa MP, Minister

of Engineering, Construction, Housing

and Common Amenities was the Chief

Guest at the opening Ceremony held on

29 June, 2012.

General Public, many distinguished

International and State Guests including

Western Provincial Minster Hon. Udaya

Gammanpila MPC visited the SUNFO

Stall.

UN Agencies namely UNFPA, ILO, World

Bank, UNHABITAT, IMO, UNICEF,

UNDP, FAO, UNIC cooperated with

SUNFO to organize the stall. Mr. Maha-

nama Jayamanna (Chairman-Exhibition

Organizing Committee), Dr. Rohan

Karunarathna (President -The Ceylon

Institute of Builders) willingly sup-

ported setting up the SUNFO stall on all

3 days during the International exhibi-

tion held on June 29, 30 & July 01)

Ms. SD Wickramanayake, Mr. Obina-

muni Gamini de Silva, Ms. Ranmali

Gunawardena & Mr. WS Sandun

Ineshka were members of our Official

Organizing Team . SUNFO team was

assisted by Mr. Upali Gunawardena, Ms.

Leslin Cooray, Ms. Padma Colonne, Mr.

Bandula Colonne, Mr. Pitiyage

Jayasena, Mr Peter C Perera, Mr. Gihan,

Mas. Yasith Gunawardena, Mas. MA

Nuwantha Sanjula and Mas. K Dushan

Sanjeewa Wijerathne

“ SUNFO House ” in a serene environ-

ment with plans for further develop-

Our Duty towards the Society

I N S I D E

T H I S I S S U E :

SUNFO AGM &

Anniversary

2

Global Youth

Service Day - Sri

Lanka

2

“ Jawaya ” Social

Star

2

“ Rio+ 20 Summit ” 3

India Children 3

Volunteerism 3

Global Citizens’

Youth Assembly 4

Membership 4

SPCDC - Karan-

deniya 4

International Pro-

grams 5

A Tribute 5

An Appreciation 5

SUNFO Promotions @ Construction Expo International Exhibition & Symposium - 2012

A R E A S O F

F O C U S F O R

T H E P E R I O D

O F R E V I E W :

Promotions

Commemora-

tion

Youth

Society

Environment

Children

"The non-governmental organization "Global Perceptiveness" , the

official SUNFO partner in Greece, participated via its department

"Children and Adolescents Creativity" in the most important global

youth volunteer initiative in April 20-22, 2012. Sixteen young peo-

ple, aged 12 to 20 years, trained in the Method of Global Perceptive-

ness, created a cultural performance entitled (or by the title) “The

Nine Muses – Time-travelers bearing the gift of Civilization” to

show to all the children of the world that you cannot improve your

soul with money but with the right ideals. They travelled back in

time (they dived into time) to Ancient Greece, to meet the Nine

Muses, those who inspired Arts and Civilization to Ancient Greeks.

Guided by the great poet Aeschylus, they asked the Muses to send

their messages of hope, unity and love to all the children of the

world! The cultural performance of the young people of Global

Perceptiveness was distinguished for its originality. It was held in

the Archaeological site of Eleusis.

“ Global Perceptiveness ” in Greece -

Inspired by the Nine Muses

Voice of SUNFO

E-News Letter A P R - M A Y - J U N E . 2 0 1 2 V O L U M E 1 4 - I S S U E 1

P A G E 2

“ Global Youth

Service Day is the

largest service

event in the world,

and the only day of

service dedicated

to children and

youth ”

Solidarity of Youth

in Happiness visit-

ing Greece

Global Youth Service Day - Sri Lanka topped Asia & Pacific

“ JAWAYA Social Star ”

AGM & Anniversary - 2012 A colorful ceremony was held at the National

Museum Auditorium, Colombo 7 on May 27,2012. Dr.

Deshapriya S Wijetunge, Director General, Mr.

Gamini de Silva, Secretary Genera, Ms. SA Zainab,

Treasurer spoke and presented reports for the

preceding year. Following Official appointments

were ratified.

Patron: The Speaker of the Parliament.

Vice Patrons: Prof. MTM Furkahn, Deshamanya Dr.

Lalith B Kotalawala, Prof. Ms. Thilokasundari

Kariyawasam

President: Prof. Lakshman Madurasinghe

Vice President: Ven. Pelpola Vipassi Thero

Director General: Dr. Deshapriya S Wijetunge

Secretary General : Mr. Obinamuni Gamini de Silva

Treasurer: Ms. SA Zain

Board of Directors: Adv. CPC Hernnado, Prof. WS

Fernando, Ms. SD Wickramanayake, Ms. Manel

Illapperuma, Ms. Janaki Amarasinghe & Mr. SNMM

Nowfal

Board of Trustees:

Mr. Victor Ranasinghe (Chairman) Rev. Fr. Derrick

Mendis SJ, Mr. Devanayagam Eassuwaran

Advisors: Dr. Hasitha Chandrasekera, Engr. Kamal

Karunanayake, Mr. Rohitha Kaluarachchi, Ms.

Lalitha Srimathee Ranatunge, Ms. Padma Colonne,

Eng. Patrick Jayewardene, Mr. Patrick Amarasinghe.

Project Directors: Jeewanashuri Ranmali Gunawar-

dena, Mr. SAA Jayawardena, Mr. M Nuffly Mo-

hamed Naseer, Mr. Asanka Sumanarathna, Dr. NC

Kumarasinghe, Mr. KLW Janaka Ranjana, S Li-

yanage, Ms. Lamahewa Sudharma Waththaladeniya,

Mr. Peter Perera, Major Lasath Fernnado, Dr. PADN

Pannipitiya, Ms. Leslin Cooray

SUNFO Youth Congress:

Chief Coordinator: Mr. WS Sandun Ineshka

Coordinators: Mr. H Mahesh Nishshanka & Mr. H

Mohamed Jawahir

SUNFO Citizens Congress:

Chief Coordinator: Major Lasath Fernando

Coordinators: Mr. Peter C Perera, Ms.Lamahewa

Sudharma Waththaladeniya

SUNFO Children Congress:

Chief Coordinator: Mas. Ahamed Sabith Nafis

Coordinators: Mas. Ahamed Eesa Faiz , Mas. M

Jaffardeen Mohamed, Rukmanul Hakeem.

At this Anniversary two authors were honored by

SUNFO. They are Mr. Kolamaderiye Piyasene Perera

(Book title: Nihanda Mejhewara ) and Dr. Susitha

Ruwan (Book title: Rawana Meheuma)

Advisory Committee of SUNFO Southern Province

Child Development Center headed by Rev. Magala

North Vigayaghana Thero was declared.

15 distinguished members were honored by

presenting Silk Route Award of Global Citizens for

Sustainable Development. Attractive cultural items

were presented by Cultural Coordinator of SUNFO

Youth Congress –Manchanayake Dancing Academy,

Child Skill Development Program, Way to Comfort

Youth Team and SUNFO Southern Province Child

Development Center.

Applications for this competition could be

collected from National Youth Council

Offices or Sanasa Development Bank

branches island-wide. District, Provincial

and National Level winners are selected

and First Prize of Rs 1 Million in Cash and a

Van worth over 4 Million will be awarded.

Closing date for applications is 31 July, 2012.

Youth Groups comprising of 10 Members

from age group 18-35 are eligible to apply.

This is an innovative reality Show to

recognize Youths who are carrying out

Social Development Projects with SANASA

Development Bank -Javaya Youth ac-

counts. This program was launched on 05

April, 2012 at a ceremony held at Sambud-

dha Jayanthi Hall, Colombo 5 with the

participation of Hon. Dalas Alapperuma-

Minster of Youth and Vocational Develop-

ment as the Chief Guest. Dr. PA Kiriwan-

deniya, Leader of Sanasa Movement. Ms.

Muditha Samadani Kiriwandeniya, Chairper-

son of Sanasa Development Bank also

addressed this event.

“Social Star “ National Advisory Commit-

tee:

Dr. PA Kiriwandeniya CLMSUNFO, Prof.

Ajith de Alwis, Dr. Deshapriya S Wijetunge

FCLMSUNFO, Dr. Harsishchandra Yakan-

dawala, Dr.Kapila Sooriyaarachchi, Mr.

Pubudu Samarasekera, Mr. Mahinda

Kumara Dalupotha, Mr. Anurudda Pradeep,

Mr. Renton de Alwis and Mr. Patrick

Amarasinghe FCLMSUNFO.

As a Regional Partner SUNFO officially

declared GYSD-2012 at the South Asian

Peace Youth Camp (SAPYC) on 20 Decem-

ber 2011 with the distinguished presence of

diplomats representing India and Pakistan,

Dr. Subba Rao, Director-National Youth

Project of Gandhi Peace Foundation, Dr.

Deshapriya S Wijetunge and several other

distinguished Guests. About 350 youth

delegates and VIPs across South Asia

attended the SAPYC opening ceremony.

Asia Pacific GYSD inaugural Ceremony and

first training program was organized full

day at National Museum Auditorium,

Colombo on 21 January. SUNFO initiated

GYSD promotional activities in Sri Lanka

and with several other countries too. Sri

Lanka is credited as the country that

organized the largest number of GYSD

projects in the Asia Pacific region and

came 3rd in the world. First USA (4467

projects), second Kyrgyzstan (162 pro-

jects), third Sri Lanka (157 Projects) , fourth

Brazil( 102 projects), fifth Hungary (91

projects) and sixth India (62 projects).

April 26-28 , next year has been declared as

GYSD—2013. Youths-Students , age 5 to 25

are welcome to plan and initiate projects

for GYSD - 2013 with the guidance of

SUNFO.

Global Youth Service Day (GYSD) is an

annual campaign that celebrates and

mobilizes the millions of children and youth

who improve their communities each day

of the year through service and service-

learning. Established in 1988, Global Youth

Service Day is the largest service event in

the world, and the only day of service

dedicated to children and youth. GYSD is

celebrated each year world-wide. GYSD for

2012 was held on April 20-22. SUNFO has

been serving as the National Lead Agency

of Sri Lanka for Global Youth Service Day

(GYSD) since 2005. This year SUNFO was

selected as a PARTNER ORGANIZATION OF

GYSD IN ASIA & PACIFIC REGION by Head

quarters YSA - GYSD.

Innovative Reality Show in

action

V O I C E O F S U N F O

Rio+20 Summit

P A G E 3 V O L U M E 1 4 - I S S U E 1

The United Nations Conference on Sustainable

Development (UNCSD) was organized in pursu-

ance of General Assembly Resolution 64/236 (A/

RES/64/236), and took place in Brazil on 20-22

June 2012 to mark the 20th anniversary of the

1992 United Nations Conference held on Environ-

ment and Development (UNCED), in Rio de

Janeiro, and the 10th anniversary of the 2002

World Summit on Sustainable Development

(WSSD) in Johannesburg.

Over nine days from 13 to 22

June, 2012, thousands of

events were held in the lead-

up to and during Rio+20, the

UN Conference on Sustain-

able Development, through-

out Rio de Janeiro, including

more than 500 official and

side events held at the

Riocentro Convention

Center, where the confer-

ence was held. Rio+20 was

the biggest UN conference ever held, with broad

participation of leaders from Government, busi-

ness and civil society, as well as UN officials,

academics, journalists and the general public.

Below are some key figures from Rio+20.

Commitments

• More than $513 billion mobilized in commit-

ments for sustainable development, including in

the areas of energy, transport, green economy,

disaster reduction, desertification, water, forests

and agriculture.

• 692 voluntary commitments for sustainable

development registered by governments, busi-

ness, civil society groups, universities and others.

Over 100 Governments represented at the Head

of State level; participants included 57 Heads of

State, 8 Vice-Presidents, 31 Heads of Government

and 9 Deputy Prime Ministers. Additionally, 487

Ministers attended.

SUNFO supported RIO+20 events in Sri Lanka and

other countries such as RIO+20 Training work-

shop at SUNFO Moratuwa, Earth Walk-Colombo,

Earth Song at Royal College Activity Center,

Colombo and Earth Walk- Kolkata, India.

ject. When I worked there, I designed a course module for Kids,

and got an affiliation from a Maldivian College named Mandhu

College for my course module. I also worked in some of their

conservation programs too and was so exultant when I got a

chance to release their turtles into the ocean. I was also involved

in their environmental field projects. During weekends, my or-

ganization took me on snorkeling trips, picnics, and fishing trips. I

met some interesting volunteers here during my stint in Maldives.

There was a Volunteer from India, Geeta Vishwanathan a Marine

biologist, who educated me a lot about conservation. There was

another volunteer from USA named Julie Garner, a teaching

student of Clemson University with us. In these three months I

learned a lot about project planning and project management

with Naifaru Juvenile. This was an amazing opportunity for me to

learn about Maldivian Culture. And as I volunteered with volun-

teers from USA, I learned a lot about American culture too. I

really enjoyed my time here in Maldives, and before I returned to

I am an undergraduate of Institute of Java and Techno-

logical Studies and Supportive Fellow Life Member of Sri

Lanka- United Nations Friendship Organization (SUNFO).

After participating in the 2011 South Asian Peace Youth

Camp (SAPYC), Negombo, I got an invitation for volunteer-

ing in Maldives by a Maldivian delegate named Aishath

Afaaf, who represented the Maldives NGO Federation in

SAPYC 2011 organized by SUNFO & NYP. As I was able to

travel in March, I applied and got selected to go to Mal-

dives as a Volunteer Coordinator for three months. I was in

Maldives from March 24th to June 12th,2012. Maldives has

a strong NGO presence in their country. I was appointed in

a NGO named Naifaru Juvenile to coordinate their projects,

and basically I worked in implementing their IT project,

which was funded by the US Embassy in Colombo. They

were developing an IT scheme with equipment and facili-

ties, and needed an IT professional to execute their pro-

Sri Lanka the locals gave me a lot of gifts. As I say “The

best way to find your self is to lose yourself in the service

of others”, I understood my talents and skills when I was

volunteered in Maldives. I would like to thank Allah for

giving me such an amazing opportunity to volunteer in

Maldives, Aishaath Afaaf, all Naifaru Juvenile Staffs and

members who cooperated with me the whole three

months. Special thanks to Julie Garner who taught me a

lot about cultures and people.

(By M. Malhardeen SFSUNFO -Sectional Head of International

Development 2012/13 –SUNFO YOUTH CONGRESS.)

With this in view, “National Youth Project” is organizing CHILDREN FESTIVAL, for children of 8 to 12 year age group, regularly as an annual feature under the direction of octogenarian Gan-dhian Dr. S. N. Subba Rao ji. This year CHILDREN FESTIVAL will be held at Bikaner in Rajasthan state from 23 to 28 Novem-ber 2012. Besides other activities during the festival, participants present folk dances of their land and thus it becomes a cultural bonanza.

The beauty and uniqueness of our CHILDREN FESTIVAL are that every child coming for the Festival will be a guest of a local child. So, if the Festival is for 1,000 children, 500 of them will be

participants from other places, other states and other nations. And so it be-comes unique with 500 hosts and 500 guests! The result being a wonderful mosaic of unity in diversity.

SUNFO has been invited by NYP to join in this festival with a team of chil-dren of 8 to 12 year age group. Boarding lodging will be arranged by the organizers free of any charge.

The charter of the UNESCO has a profound message: “War begins in the minds of men and hence the defence of peace must be constructed in the minds of men.”

Any person with a little psycho-logical understanding will agree that the child’s mind is the best field to receive the message of peace defense. Hence the future happiness of the world requires that all countries must pay attention to creating international and intra-national harmonious atmosphere; and it can be very easily achieved through the children by inculcating this spirit in their tender hearts.

The Earth

Walk,

A Walk in

Life

India Children Festival

Volunteerism Experienced in Maldives

Be a Guest of

a local child in

India to

witness the

cultural

bonanza

offered in a

harmonious

Indian

atmosphere

P A G E 4

Serve SUNFO as a

distinguished

member and

Serve the Society

Creating Exem-

plary Leaders in a

world of Infinite Possi-

bilities

- Prof. L Madurasinghe

SUNFO Members’ Corner

Our Children @ SPCDC

Global Citizens' Ambassador (GCA) Highlights of the Assem-bly

Global Citizens' Ambas-sador (GCA) - Young Leaders will be ac-knowledged for their outstanding work to bring change in the so-ciety

Social Impact Awards 2012 (SIA) - College stu-dents from all over In-dia have an opportunity to win a Seed grants to execute a social and community projects in

their respective cities.

International and Na-tional Cultural Perform-ance

Workshops and Sessions on the theme of: 1. Educate to Empower 2. Leadership and Em-powerment (for youth and women) 3. Adequate Housing 4. Community Develop-ment and Livelihood

Interested SUNFO Mem-

bers to attend above In-

ternational Programs

please contact Director

General sunfomo-

bile@yahoo.com

fying basic needs, improve-

ments to the environment

and future plans. Based on the

inputs received an action plan

has been formulated to take

the SPCDC to the next level

with more facilities and care

to maintain the uniqueness of

the one and only centre look-

ing after children of migrant

workers earning valuable

Southern Province Child De-

velopment Centre (SPCDC)

located at Karandeniya has 19

inmates, who are female chil-

dren of our migrant workers

employed in Middle Eastern

countries. Newly appointed

SUNFO officials visited

SPCDC on two occasions on

a weekend to spend the day

to keep them occupied identi-

foreign exchange for the

country but being away from

the loved ones seeking better

a life.

Associate Members: Citizens: Ms. S Renuka Sriyangi

Jayasinghe, Mr. Nishan Fernnado

Youth: Ms. Gnei Maas Careema

Weerabangsa, Miss GW Lakshmi

Renuka Gorroggahawatta, Miss

KP Umesha Madhumali, Miss YK

Dilini Tharanga Sandamali

Children: Mas. JAD Anton

Romesh Chamika Jayathilake,

Mas. Ahamed Sabith Nafis, Mas.

M Jaffardeen, Mohamed Ruk-

manul Hakeem, Mas. Ahamed

Eesa Faiz, Mas. A Dinesh

Chathurange, Miss Hiruni

Madushani Wanniarachchi, Miss

Nimna Anjale de Silva, Miss B

Minnomi Minnika Fernando, Mas.

DM Navindu Tharaka Bandara,

Mas. K Dushan Sanjeewa Wi-

jerathne, Mas. MA Nuwantha

Sanjula

A Big Welcome to our New Mem-

bers joining the family of SUNFO

Supportive Fellow (Life) - Silver: Mr. Asanka Sumanarathna SSFSUNFO (Upgraded from SF Life to Silver Suppor-

tive Fellow on 22 May 2012)

Supportive Fellow (Life): Mr. Mohamed Hussain Asfak

SFSUNFO, Janamanya Vibuthi-

rathne Pitiyage Jayasena JP

SFSUNFO

“ Their

Future is yours, Let us

Serve ”

V O I C E O F S U N F O

Calling for Applications – International Programs

P A G E 5 V O L U M E 1 4 - I S S U E 1

“Youth International Workshop 2012: Health And Environment” in Malaysia

This event will provide young people with an opportunity to learn about effective ways to manage the impacts of human activities on the environmental health. Dates: 26th to 29th November 2012

This 4 day Workshop aims to be the first in a bi-annual series of workshops to create more awareness on the various current and emerg-ing environmental issues affecting the lives of people, especially youth, and the world we live in. The Workshop will seek to educate and empower young people on how to adapt and manage the exposure and impacts of climate change, environmental pollution and the loss of natural resources through capacity building.

The objectives of this Health And Environ-ment Workshop are:

To create more awareness among

participating youth on current and emerging health and environmental issues;

Through lectures, interactive sessions

and the exploration of case studies participants will develop a high level understanding of: issues on health and environment;

To present participants with more

healthy lifestyle choices;

Enable peer-to-peer learning and allow

participants to explore issues from their local context with international colleagues;

Build new networks and develop youth

based initiatives; To enable participants to plan appropriate action programs on health and sustainability for themselves and their FOUNDATIONs and communities. Topics to include:

1. Climate Change and its impact on Popula-

tion and Health 2. Lifestyle and Health

3. Biodiversity and Youth

4. Disasters and Impacts

5. Nutrition and Health

Application Criteria:

Young people between the ages of 18 – 30 (however some flexibility will

be exercised as the definition of youth varies from country to country);

Have a good understanding of the theme and the relevant policies in their

respective countries;

Proficient in English and able to do presentations in English, is a must;

Possess good communication and interpersonal skills, and the ability to

solve problems through adaptability and flexibility;

Motivated to improve the lives of others through their actions and work;

Capable and willing to share experiences and resources with others in the

community and contribute to the “Youth Be Aware” Workshop 2012: Health And Environment follow-up process;

Willing and being able to participate actively for the whole duration of the

project;

Must be able to execute a follow-up within 6 months of the Workshop

in the respective organizations/community etc.; Geographical and gender balance will be respected.

Professor W S Fernando obtained BSc.

Hon. in Chemistry from the University

of Ceylon (1967) and PhD in Chemistry

from the University of Leicester UK

(1972). Since then he has continued his

career in teaching as a lecturer, Senior

Lecturer, Associate Professor, Profes-

sor and Senior Professor to the date of

his retirement (2010-Feb). In addition

to his academic work , Prof. Fernando

was also involved in the administra-

tion work in the University. He was the

Professor W S Fernando, Emeritus

Professor of the University of Sri Jaye-

wardenepura the Visiting Professor of

Chemistry of the University of Ruhuna,

received the Distinguished Service

Award 2012; for the yeoman service

rendered towards the activities of the

institute in an honorary capacity and

in an exemplary manner. He is a Foun-

der Corporate Life Member of SUNFO

and serving as a Board Director since

1999.

Head, Department of Chemistry (1990 – 1998) , Dean Faculty of Ap-

plied sciences (1998 – 2004 ), the first Deputy Vice – Chancellor

(Student Affairs) and also served as the Acting Vice– Chancellor on

several occasions. Considering his dedicated service to the university

as a whole , University honored him with the “ Professor Emeritus ”

status on 2012- February 2012. He joined the Institute of Chemistry as

a visiting lecturer in 1984 and has continued his service as a lecturer in

Physical, Inorganic Chemistry and Mathematics courses since then.

He served as a member of the council for eight consecutive years,

member of the academic board, Chairman of Royal Society of Chemis-

try (Sri Lanka) and was also the President of the Institute of Chemis-

try (2002/2003).

Economic Development etc. He

actively led several SUNFO programs

including Stand Up-Speak Out, Stand

Up-Take Action World Guinness Re-

cords with GCAP & UNMC, Human

Rights Marathon in Kandy, Child &

Youth Parliament and SUNFO -

Vendenheim Center at Moratuwa.

Further he served as MDG & Poverty

Advisor of GCAP Sri Lanka network

hosted by SUNFO. He won several

Awards including the United Nations

Youth Day Award in 2005, Stand Up

World Second Highest Percentage

Peoples participation Award in 2007.

His untimely death is a great lost to

SUNFO as well as our country. May

he attain Nirwana. A special remem-

brance event in memory of Mr. Shan-

thi Rathnayake will be organized at

SUNFO-Vendenheim Center ,

Moratuwa on September 30

(Sunday) 2012 at 2.30 PM. All are

invited.

The Late Mr. Shanthi Rathnayake

was a Supportive Fellow Life Mem-

ber of SUNFO and served as an Advi-

sor of SUNFO. He was a Sociologist

and a product of University of

Peradeniya. He had wide experience

both locally and internationally in

community development, child wel-

fare, youth empowerment and social

services. Served in numerous organi-

zations and projects including, CCF

Sri Lanka, CCF Canada, Ministry of

* May he attain Nirvana - The Late Mr. Shanthi Rathnayake

SFSUNFO

Prof. WS Fernando FCLMSUNFO - President, SUNFO - Honoured

Year 2012 will be a challenging year

for SUNFO leading the way with am-

bitious projects, programs, events and

future plans. Till we meet again with

the next release of Voice of SUNFO.

We at the editorial staff would like to

receive your comments, observations,

suggestions to improve so that we

reach all our followers and others

who will want to follow the following

SUNFO in performing the sacred duty

of serving the society in difficult situa-

tions with the needy at the need of

the hour.

SUNFO Vendenheim Center, 20, Maha Vihara Road,

Lakshapathiya, Moratuwa, Sri Lanka.

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