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 Wildlife trade union actions to continue

Wildlife trade union actions to continue

by Staff Writer 22-02-2020 | 4:19 PM
Colombo (News 1st):- The Wildlife Trade Unions state that the trade union action launched by them will continue to be in effect since they have not been given a proper solution to their issues. President of the Union, R. S. S. Ranawakarachchi says that the protest actions have hampered many functions including warding off wild elephants.

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