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Tourism, the Ella way!

A municipal worker buries a garbage heap at Ella public playground while several children play cricket (not seen in the picture) a few yards away. This garbage dump is just below the famous Ella Railway Station and overlooking many tourist hotels and other buildings. Pic by Quintus Perera (Please visit more on this disaster)

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