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"The scars of civil war have not yet healed in Sri Lanka"

Yogesh Muthuria in Sri Lanka.

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Not many people have travelled from one tip of Sri Lanka to the other end, as the scars of civil war have not yet healed . When Yogesh Mathuria and his team walked from north of Sri Lanka to its southern tip with the message of peace and harmony, language barrier was their biggest challenge.

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'We spent the nights in police stations, hospitals and even a seven-star hotel.'

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