Saturday, January 13, 2018
A High Speed Van Was Severely Damaged After It Veering Off The Road
A high speed van carried two persons and travelling
from Nawalapitiya to Welimada area, veered off the road at Diyagala ,Ginigathhena area in Hatton -Colombo main road and toppled over last evening (12).
The van got damaged heavily and the two passangers escaped unharmed according to Ginigathhena Police.
The accident occurred due to the inability of the Van driver to control the speed of the vehicle.
The van got damaged heavily and the two passangers escaped unharmed according to Ginigathhena Police.
The accident occurred due to the inability of the Van driver to control the speed of the vehicle.
Security Forces Have Been Recovered An Official Coat Used By LTTE In Mulathivu
Security forces have recovered an Official Coat used by
the Intelligence Unit of LTTE Organization during the war with Security force at Mullivaikkal area in Mulathivu District (Northern Province).
As the all things utilized by the LTTE Terrorists have been destroyed by the security forces soon after they were defeated in the war, Forces have suspected some one who kept the Coat may have left that in the area.
Security Forces Have launched an investigation over the incident.
As the all things utilized by the LTTE Terrorists have been destroyed by the security forces soon after they were defeated in the war, Forces have suspected some one who kept the Coat may have left that in the area.
Security Forces Have launched an investigation over the incident.
Nine Passangers Were Injured Due To A Bus Collision
Nine Bus passangers were injured and hospitalized
due to a head on collision occurred between a Private Bus and a Sri Lanka Transport Board (SLTB)Bus at Belihuloya area yesterday (12).
The injured including seven males and two females were admitted to the Pambahinna Provincial Hospital and later they were transferred to the Balangoda Base Hospital for further treatment.The driver of the Private Bus also among the injured it has been revealed.
The Private Bus was travelling from Colombo to Badulla and the Sri Lanka Transport Board bus was travelling from Badulla to Colombo at the time of the accident.
The accident was occurred due to the lapses of the SLTB Bus driver and he was arrested by the Police over the accident.He is due to be produced before the Balangoda Magistrate Court.
The injured including seven males and two females were admitted to the Pambahinna Provincial Hospital and later they were transferred to the Balangoda Base Hospital for further treatment.The driver of the Private Bus also among the injured it has been revealed.
The Private Bus was travelling from Colombo to Badulla and the Sri Lanka Transport Board bus was travelling from Badulla to Colombo at the time of the accident.
The accident was occurred due to the lapses of the SLTB Bus driver and he was arrested by the Police over the accident.He is due to be produced before the Balangoda Magistrate Court.
Around 659 Houses Have Been Damaged In Divulapitiya Due To Strong Winds
Around 659 houses in Divulapitiya (Western Province ) have been damaged due to a strong
winds blown across the area last evening (12) according to the Disaster Management Center.
Due to this 2976 residents are being affected and steps have been taken to provide relief to them the Center has stated.Tri forces are cuurently being involved in relief work it has been revealed.
Due to this 2976 residents are being affected and steps have been taken to provide relief to them the Center has stated.Tri forces are cuurently being involved in relief work it has been revealed.
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