Japan firm claims damages of Rs. 5.8bn from Sri Lanka after LRT deal scrapped

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Japan firm claims damages of Rs. 5.8bn from Sri Lanka after LRT deal scrapped

A Japan-based firm involved in a scrapped light rail transit project had claimed 5,896 million rupees from Sri Lanka, the Auditor General revealed.

https://economynext.com/japan-firm-claims-damages-of-rs5-8bn-from-sri-lanka-after-lrt-deal-scrapped-83126/

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2021-06-18

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