Sri Lankans in Australia help those struggling at home in Sri Lanka

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Many in the diaspora are welcoming the ousting of the Rajapaksas but admit the situation will remain dire for years to come.

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Published 15 July 2022 7:49am

By Naveen Razik

Source: SBS News

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Many in the diaspora are welcoming the ousting of the Rajapaksas but admit the situation will remain dire for years to come.

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Sri Lankans in Australia help those struggling at home in Sri Lanka

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Many in the diaspora are welcoming the ousting of the Rajapaksas but admit the situation will remain dire for years to come.

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Many in the diaspora are welcoming the ousting of the Rajapaksas but admit the situation will remain dire for years to come.

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