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Supermarkets In Sri Lanka Capital "Rapidly" Running Out Of Food: Report
- Saturday July 16, 2022
- World News | Asian News International
With the political and economic crisis in Sri Lanka continuing to worsen, supermarkets in the capital city of Colombo are rapidly running out of food and other essential commodities.
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www.ndtv.com
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Food Prices Surge To "Unbearable Levels" In Sri Lanka
- Sunday April 10, 2022
- World News | Asian News International
Amid the unprecedented economic crisis in Sri Lanka, the price of rice has risen to "unbearable levels" in the island nation, according to several consumers. The minimum price of a kilo of rice in the general market has now exceeded Rs 200-240.
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www.ndtv.com
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Record Sri Lanka Inflation As Food Crisis Looms
- Wednesday December 22, 2021
- World News | Agence France-Presse
Sri Lanka's inflation hit a record 11.1 percent in November, official figures showed Wednesday, as authorities warned a worsening economic crisis could prompt further food rationing.
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www.ndtv.com
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Supermarkets In Sri Lanka Capital "Rapidly" Running Out Of Food: Report
- Saturday July 16, 2022
- World News | Asian News International
With the political and economic crisis in Sri Lanka continuing to worsen, supermarkets in the capital city of Colombo are rapidly running out of food and other essential commodities.
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www.ndtv.com
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Food Prices Surge To "Unbearable Levels" In Sri Lanka
- Sunday April 10, 2022
- World News | Asian News International
Amid the unprecedented economic crisis in Sri Lanka, the price of rice has risen to "unbearable levels" in the island nation, according to several consumers. The minimum price of a kilo of rice in the general market has now exceeded Rs 200-240.
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www.ndtv.com
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Record Sri Lanka Inflation As Food Crisis Looms
- Wednesday December 22, 2021
- World News | Agence France-Presse
Sri Lanka's inflation hit a record 11.1 percent in November, official figures showed Wednesday, as authorities warned a worsening economic crisis could prompt further food rationing.
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www.ndtv.com