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Public Health Inspectors left out of Budget 2027, union says
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1 min readFrom 2 outlets- The union expressed dissatisfaction with the 2027 Budget proposals.
- Daily Mirror reports that around 2,400 public health inspectors are affected.
- Ada Derana’s Tamil-language report also says the union considers the service overlooked.
Daily Mirror reports that the Public Health Inspectors’ Union of Sri Lanka has criticised the 2027 Budget proposals for not addressing long-standing issues affecting public health inspectors. Ada Derana (தமிழ்) likewise reports that the union said the service was overlooked in the proposals.
Daily Mirror reports that around 2,400 inspectors are affected. The reports provide no further details about the issues raised, any government response, or what steps may follow.
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