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Riot affects Order Paper in Parliament
View(s):Yesterday’s Order Paper of Parliament could not be printed due to the riots at the Welikada Prison as work at the Government Printer’s Department which is located adjacent to the Prison was disrupted.
Instead photo copies of the Order Paper were distributed among MPs and journalists to enable them to follow the day’s proceedings.
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