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Alight. flames fuelled by protesters anger at economic mismanagement that has left suffering. it has become the norm now to see people staying and sleeping in vehicles, to get fuel in that rangers to three to four days sometimes. many actually walked for hours to get to the protest sites. the president's office was also stormed. there was an impromptu pool party at the palace. it is rumoured the president has taken to the high waters, as his country finds itself politically and economically all at sea. it is time we got all our stolen money back to this country, and also the air—conditioning...

Well, the field is wide open at the moment. ~ , ., ., , , , moment. we will see what happens. thank ou moment. we will see what happens. thank you very _ moment. we will see what happens. thank you very much _ moment. we will see what happens. thank you very much indeed. - the united states has appealed to sri lanka's politicians to act promptly to resolve their country's economic crisis. an announcement that the sri lankan president, gotobaya rajapaksa, would step down on wednesday, came after protesters seized his official residence and set the prime minister's home on fire. the country is d...

An announcement that the sri lankan president, rajapaksa, would step down on wednesday, came after protesters seized his official residence and set the prime minister's home on fire. the country is dealing with rampant inflation and food, fuel and medicine imports are drying up. mark lobel reports. burning fury for all to see. the sri lankan prime minister's house set alight. flames fuelled by protesters' anger at economic mismanagement that has left many suffering. it has become the norm now to see people staying and sleeping in vehicles, to get fuel in that ranges to three to four days somet...

To get to the protest sites. the president�*s office was also stormed. there was an impromptu pool party at the palace. it�*s rumoured the president�*s taken to the high waters as his country finds itself politically and economically all at sea. it�*s time that we got all our stolen money back to this country and also, the air—conditioners are running in that presidential palace while people don�*t have electricity in their homes. it�*s a far cry from the once blossoming tourist hotspot — a country of 22 million people recovering from a brutal civil war which has been ruled by ...

As to what happens next. the last few months, people have been protesting for change purely because they've been really facing difficulties, in terms of getting essential items, the long queues to get fuel — i mean, it's become the norm now to see vehicles, people staying and sleeping in vehicles to get fuel, and that ranges from 3—4 days sometimes. today was quite remarkable in terms of the numbers that turned up, in a context where people don't have fuel to travel in vehicles. so, many actually walked for hours to get to the protest sites, and the numbers that turned up were quite amazin...