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Met Department investigates reported smog

Met Department investigates reported smog

by Staff Writer 06-11-2019 | 1:01 PM
Colombo (News 1st): The Department of Meteorology states that it is investigating whether the smog, which is reported from several parts of the island, is a result of air pollution in India. Director of the department Anusha Warnasuriya said that this situation was reported yesterday as well in several areas including Colombo and Gampaha.

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