Fountain Gate Incident Analysis

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I heard many stories in the Sri Lankan community in Australia too. They're also not aware (even myself at the beginning). And the other reason is the communication problems, I survived because I had no issues with communicating. I can help the Sri Lankan community for language issues too, as I recently signed a contract with the Victorian interpreting and translation services as a translator/ interpreter. Below link is one example. The fountain gate incident last

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