Dakshina Lanka Media Centre, media organisations mark May Day with Galle rally

- newsfirst.lk

A May Day procession and rally organised by the Dakshina Lanka Media Centre, and a few other media organisations were held in Galle today.

The Regional Journalists Association, Matara Journalists’ Organisation, Front Media Foundation, and journalists representing other local media associations were present at the event.

The May Day Procession commenced from Samudra Mawatha in Galle. A rally was also held outside the Galle Town Hall after the procession.

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