
Motor Traffic Dept. closed on 5 and 6 May
- CNL Reporter
- April 30, 2025
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The Department of Motor Traffic (DMT) announced that its head office in Narahenpita will remain closed on 5 and 6 of May.
Continue ReadingThe Department of Motor Traffic (DMT) announced that its head office in Narahenpita will remain closed on 5 and 6 of May.
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