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Quicker credit cards for Sri Lankans

A key agreement signed this week between Lake House Printers and Publishers Plc (LHPPP) and Manipal Press Ltd, India’s largest private sector security printing company, will see a quicker turnaround of credit cards for the Sri Lankan public. Picture shows Rajesh Shet, Head of Operations at Manipal in conversation with representatives of local banks. Pic by J. Weerasekera.

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