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Sri Lanka Could Face More Power Blackouts As Crisis Deepens
A power sector union in Sri Lanka said on Wednesday it will go on an indefinite strike from midnight in protest against new government legislation, potentially leading to power blackouts in a country already grappling with its worst economic crisis.
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Sri Lanka's Cricket Stars Go Into Bat For Protestors
Sri Lanka is in the grip of its worst economic crisis since independence in 1948, with severe shortages of essential goods and regular blackouts causing widespread misery.
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No Medicines, 10-Hour Power Cuts: Sri Lanka Nightmare Gets "A Lot Worse"
As Sri Lankans faint in day-long queues for fuel and swelter through stifling evening blackouts by candlelight, anger is mounting over the worst economic crisis in living memory.
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Lankans Flee To India Amid Country's Worst Economic Meltdown: 10 Points
As Sri Lanka faces its worst-ever economic crisis, with electricity blackouts and shortage of essential goods leading to massive protests, its nationals have started seeking refuge in India.
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Sri Lanka Rations Power After Worst Blackout In 20 Years
Sri Lanka announced lengthy daily power cuts nationwide as the state-run electricity monopoly struggled to restore supply after the island's worst blackout in 20 years.
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Sri Lanka Deploys Army To Guard Power Plants Fearing Sabotage
Sri Lanka today deployed army to protect key power installations linked to the national power grid as the government probed whether sabotage was behind an explosion that led to the worst blackout in 20 years which plunged the island-nation into darkness for hours.
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Sri Lanka Deploys Troops After Worst Blackout In 20 Years
Sri Lanka deployed troops today to guard electrical installations as authorities investigated whether sabotage was behind the island's worst blackout in 20 years.
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Sri Lanka Suffers Worst Blackout In 20 Years
Sri Lanka suffered its worst nationwide power cut in 20 years today causing water shortages, transport and trade disruptions across the country, officials said.
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Sri Lanka Could Face More Power Blackouts As Crisis Deepens
A power sector union in Sri Lanka said on Wednesday it will go on an indefinite strike from midnight in protest against new government legislation, potentially leading to power blackouts in a country already grappling with its worst economic crisis.
-
Sri Lanka's Cricket Stars Go Into Bat For Protestors
Sri Lanka is in the grip of its worst economic crisis since independence in 1948, with severe shortages of essential goods and regular blackouts causing widespread misery.
-
No Medicines, 10-Hour Power Cuts: Sri Lanka Nightmare Gets "A Lot Worse"
As Sri Lankans faint in day-long queues for fuel and swelter through stifling evening blackouts by candlelight, anger is mounting over the worst economic crisis in living memory.
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Lankans Flee To India Amid Country's Worst Economic Meltdown: 10 Points
As Sri Lanka faces its worst-ever economic crisis, with electricity blackouts and shortage of essential goods leading to massive protests, its nationals have started seeking refuge in India.
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Sri Lanka Rations Power After Worst Blackout In 20 Years
Sri Lanka announced lengthy daily power cuts nationwide as the state-run electricity monopoly struggled to restore supply after the island's worst blackout in 20 years.
-
Sri Lanka Deploys Army To Guard Power Plants Fearing Sabotage
Sri Lanka today deployed army to protect key power installations linked to the national power grid as the government probed whether sabotage was behind an explosion that led to the worst blackout in 20 years which plunged the island-nation into darkness for hours.
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Sri Lanka Deploys Troops After Worst Blackout In 20 Years
Sri Lanka deployed troops today to guard electrical installations as authorities investigated whether sabotage was behind the island's worst blackout in 20 years.
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Sri Lanka Suffers Worst Blackout In 20 Years
Sri Lanka suffered its worst nationwide power cut in 20 years today causing water shortages, transport and trade disruptions across the country, officials said.
