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Hello.... there's a monkey 'on the line'

Telephone subscribers of Kataragama are inconvenienced as monkeys in the area are constantly disconnecting their telephones by damaging the telephone wires.

Several complaints have been made by the subscribers to the authorities but they also couldn't find a solution for this problem.

The monkeys dangle, jump, run and engaged in all the monkey pranks on the telephone wires thereby damaging the wires.

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