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Indigenous chief Uruwarige Wannila Aththo has made a particular revelation a couple of fraudulent group that exploits the indigenous tradition, deceiving native and overseas vacationers visiting the Dambana indigenous village and extorting cash from them. He identified that these racketeers function by focusing on individuals who come from all around the nation to see and examine the village of the indigenous lineage, which boasts a protracted historical past.
It’s reported that this fraudulent group stops approaching automobiles by pressure on the Mawarakala Aranya Senasanaya space and Dambana junction, trying to board them. Posing as guides and interpreters, they mislead vacationers underneath the guise of exhibiting the best way to the village, making numerous false statements and charging massive sums of cash. The indigenous chief urges the general public to not be deceived by people trying to forcibly board automobiles, emphasizing that with present technological developments, routes will be discovered by way of cellphones.
With the intention of deceiving vacationers and incomes cash, they promote honey blended with sugar as pure honey and make unreasonable calls for for cash, claiming to point out indigenous dances. Wannila Aththo additionally recalled a current incident the place a gaggle from the Colombo space fell sufferer to a fraud involving an intoxicated individual launched as “Kadira.” This group additionally reveals different people, claiming them to be the indigenous chief, and spreads misinformation concerning the indigenous museum managed by the federal government.
The chief emphasised that no cash is charged from anybody visiting the Dambana indigenous village, and anybody is allowed to go to the village freely and respectfully. A payment of Rs. 50 from an grownup and Rs. 20 from a faculty baby is charged just for the upkeep of the museum operated throughout the village.
It’s requested that guests to the village who require any steering or data ought to inform the employees of the indigenous museum. Uruwarige Wannila Aththo additional acknowledged that whereas a voluntary contribution from the village youth is accepted when cultural performances are offered for vacationers, massive sums of cash should not forcibly charged.