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Sri Lanka: One Island Two Nations
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Thiranjala Weerasinghe sj.- One Island Two Nations
?????????????????????????????????????????????????Friday, September 7, 2018
Dairy farmers surround Milco company demanding payments for supplies
by
More than a thousand dairy
farmers surrounded the Anuradhapura Divisional branch of Milco Company
and detained officials yesterday (3rd) demanding arrears of payments due
to them for the milk supplied to the company.
Mr Susantha Kumara Navarathna,
the convener of the National Center to Protect Dairy Farmers attached to
All Ceylon Farmers’ Federation and several officials of the Center too
were present.
The dairy farmers who had arrived
at Anuradhapura from Medawachchiya, Kebethigollawa, Kahatagasdigiliya,
Rambawewa, Nochchiyagama in Anuradhapura district marched from the
Central Market along Maithripala Senanayaka Mawatha to Godage
Mawathashouting slogans and displaying placards demanding their payments
for the milk supplied by them.
The Manager of the Divisional
branch of Milco Nadun Welarathna said three instalments of farmers’
payments from 16th to 31st July have been already credited to their bank
accounts. However, the farmers, disagreeing, demanded that their
arrears for the period ending on 15th August should be credited and they
would not leave the site until that was done.
After a discussion between the
two parties, the Divisional Manager gave a written promise that farmers’
demands would be fulfilled.
by
More than a thousand dairy
farmers surrounded the Anuradhapura Divisional branch of Milco Company
and detained officials yesterday (3rd) demanding arrears of payments due
to them for the milk supplied to the company.
Mr Susantha Kumara Navarathna,
the convener of the National Center to Protect Dairy Farmers attached to
All Ceylon Farmers’ Federation and several officials of the Center too
were present.
The dairy farmers who had arrived
at Anuradhapura from Medawachchiya, Kebethigollawa, Kahatagasdigiliya,
Rambawewa, Nochchiyagama in Anuradhapura district marched from the
Central Market along Maithripala Senanayaka Mawatha to Godage
Mawathashouting slogans and displaying placards demanding their payments
for the milk supplied by them.
The Manager of the Divisional
branch of Milco Nadun Welarathna said three instalments of farmers’
payments from 16th to 31st July have been already credited to their bank
accounts. However, the farmers, disagreeing, demanded that their
arrears for the period ending on 15th August should be credited and they
would not leave the site until that was done.
After a discussion between the
two parties, the Divisional Manager gave a written promise that farmers’
demands would be fulfilled.












