Habitat destruction and pollution are fragmenting waterways in Sri Lanka, impacting the local Eurasian otter population.
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Updated May 26
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Habitat destruction and pollution are fragmenting waterways in Sri Lanka, impacting the local Eurasian otter population.
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Sri Lanka faces increased downside risks due to ongoing conflicts and natural disasters, leading the IMF to oversee economic reform and provide financial support.Also in this story
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- A war launched on May 28th is causing oil price surges, leading to the IMF providing financial oversight and bailouts for Sri Lanka.
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Sri Lanka
island country in South Asia