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IMF approves USD 3 billion in financial assistance for debt-ridden Sri Lanka
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IMF has approved a USD 3 billion bailout programme to help debt-ridden Sri Lanka overcome its economic crisis and catalyse financial support from other development partners, a move welcomed by Colombo on Tuesday as a ''historic milestone'' in the critical period.

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