A Herd Of Wild Elephants Entered The Suriyawewa Cricket Ground In Hambanthota And Done Extensive Damage

A herd of Wild Elephants had entered

the Mahinda Rajapakshsa International Cricket Stadium in Suriyawewa ,Hambanthota(Southern Province) last night(29) and done extensive damage to the ground facilities it has been reported .

The Wild Elephants had entered the Cricket Ground by breaking the fence and attacked and damaged the defense fence of the spectators pavilion . They have broken few coconut treas nearby as well according to reports.

The Mother Who Attempted To Commit Suicide After Throwing Her Son Into The Kelaniya River Had Been Remanded

Mahara Acting Magistrate has today (30) remanded

the mother who had thrown her six year old child to the Kelaniya River and attempted to commit suicide by jumping into the river yesterday (29)afternoon, until 02 nd of May over murder charges.

The body of the child was recovered this morning (30).

The accused  mother who is a resident of Weliveriya area reported as dashed the head of his son on a railing of the Kaduwela Bridge after he refused to jumping into the river .

Afterwards the mother had thrown her son into the river and she too jumped into it according to the Police.

However the residents of the area have rescued the mother and later she was arrested by the Biyagama Police .

The accused has told the Police that she had attempted to commit suicide with her child as it's difficult to raise the child.

Six Persons Arrested With 18 Kilo grammes Of Cannabis In Thanamalwila

Special task force personal attached to

Buttala camp have arrested six persons with 18 kilo grammes of Cannabis in their possession in Embilipitiya  area in Thanamalwila according to reports.

The suspects have been handed over to the Thanamalwila police for future course of action it has been revealed .

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Airport Customs Have Arrested Two Indian Nationals With 50 Kilo Grammes Of Wallapatta

Airport Customs Officers have today (29)arrested two

Indian Nationals with 50 Kilo Grammes Of expensive Wallapatta (Gyrinops Walla)use to produce perfumes in their possession at Katunayake,Bandaranaike International Airport today (29).

The suspected Indian Nationals were arrested while attempting to leave Chennai and the Airport Customs Officers have recovered the stock of Wallapatta concealed in their bags during a security checkup.

The estimated  value of the stock of Wallapatta taken into custody in possession of the suspects is around Rs.2 million it has been revealed.

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