Saturday, January 14, 2017
Police Have Arrested A Videographer After His Drone Camera Crashing Into The Sacred Stupa In Anuradhapura
Police have yesterday (14) arrested a videographer
believed to be attached to a local private television station following his drone camera used to video the 'Kapruka puja "festival held at sacred Ruwanweli Mahasaya in Anurdhapura ,had fell and crashed in to the base of Ruwanweli Mahasaya "Stupa" .
The videographer who failed to prove he is atrached to a T.v station by producing the Media Acreditation card issued for the Media personal by the Government Information Department had not obtained prior approval to use Drone Camera to cover the Kapruka Puja festival according to Police.
Police Department has last week announced that anyone using a Drone Camera to cover an event should get a prior approval from the Police.
The suspect has been identified as a resident in Nugegoda (Colombo).
The videographer who failed to prove he is atrached to a T.v station by producing the Media Acreditation card issued for the Media personal by the Government Information Department had not obtained prior approval to use Drone Camera to cover the Kapruka Puja festival according to Police.
Police Department has last week announced that anyone using a Drone Camera to cover an event should get a prior approval from the Police.
The suspect has been identified as a resident in Nugegoda (Colombo).
Dry Weather Affects Wild Elephants Too
Due to the dry weather condition prevailing in the
country at present ,Wild Elephants who are entering villages searching food and water are on the increase it has been revealed.
Due to this situation villagers in remote areas including in Northern Province are being faced enormous difficulties to save their crops from the Wild Elephants according to sources.
In Northern Province transport activities have been paralyzed during nights on the road from Puliyankulama in Vavuniya to Nadunkeni area as the Wild Elephants walking through the road to enter villages searching food and water sources revealed.
Due to this situation villagers in remote areas including in Northern Province are being faced enormous difficulties to save their crops from the Wild Elephants according to sources.
In Northern Province transport activities have been paralyzed during nights on the road from Puliyankulama in Vavuniya to Nadunkeni area as the Wild Elephants walking through the road to enter villages searching food and water sources revealed.
A Heroin Businessman Was Arrested In Grandpass
The suspect has been identified as a resident of Kotikawatte(Colombo) area .He is due to be produced before Maligakande Magistrate Court today .
A 66 Year Old Person Died After Falling To A Vienna Canal
A 66 year old person has died after falling to Vienna
Canal in Mahiyanganaya (Uva Province) last Friday (13)according to repotts.
The deceased succumbed to his injuries after being rescued by a team of Police Cadet officers and admitted to the Mahiyanganaya Hospital.
The deceased has been identified as a resident of Mahiyanganaya.
The deceased succumbed to his injuries after being rescued by a team of Police Cadet officers and admitted to the Mahiyanganaya Hospital.
The deceased has been identified as a resident of Mahiyanganaya.
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