Hakiem Hanif
For nearly a month now, Sri Lanka has been in a state of curfew due to COVID-19. Many, especially the poor, have been hit hard. But fortunately, Sri Lankans never fail to look out for each other.
COVID-19: #TogetherWeCan
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