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Presidential Secretariat resumes duties from today

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The Presidential Secretariat of Sri Lanka will resume its operations from today (25), following a three month-standstill subjugated to anti-government protesters.

The Presidential Secretariat was acquired by the protesters in a historic move on July 09 leading to the fleeing of ex President Rajapaksa and was handed over to the authorities on July 22.

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