Snail climbing on a rusted steel bar which is connected to a piece of a wood

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snail climbing on a rusted steel bar which is connected to a piece of a wood in nawalapitiya imboolpitiya estate tea leaves collecting center in sri lanka, most of the tea plantations are being closed due to less maintenance by the private sectors of sri lankan tea industries. this photograph also explains you the effect of poor management by the private companies who are running the tea and rubber plantations currently.

The employees are not paid well to over come the monthly expenses and the  management by the private companies who are running the tea and rubber plantations currently are not giving the rights do be free from the issues.

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