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Lions in Ambalantota

Lions will be brought to the semi completed safari park at Ridiyagama Ambalantota towards the end of November.

This was revealed at a meeting held at Hambantota by the Sports and Public Entertainment Ministry Secretary S. Liyanagama.

He said this would be the first ever safari park in Sri Lanka. It is a 500 acre park that will be built at a cost of Rs. 50 million. All the tanks that come under the purview of the safari park will be renovated while new tanks will be set up.

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