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Sri Lankan government asks pilgrims to pay in foreign currency to perform Hajj

  • Sri Lanka has been allocated a quota of 1,585 pilgrims to perform the Hajj this year
  • Last month, country’s pilgrimage organizers suspended operations over high costs
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