The Land Sinking As The Sea Rises

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FROM YESTERYEAR SINHALA CINEMA-A SONG FROM "SAMANMALEE" FILM (1979)

MAIN CAST OF THE FILM-ROY DE SILVA,GEETHA KUMARASINGHE,SUMANA AMARASINGHE,FAREENA LAI,VIJAYA NANDASIRI,MANEL WANAGURU

THIS SONG WAS SUNG BY LATE H.R JOTHIPALA AND ANJALINE GUNATHILAKE

A Sri Lankan Was Arrested Over Bringing A Stock Of Jewelry Illegally

Airport Customs officers had arrested a 35 year old Sri Lankan arrived in from Kualalampur,Malaysia with a

stock of Jewelry he brought to the country illegally at Katunayake,Bandaranaike International Airport last night (02).

The stock of jewelry weighing around 355 grammes had concealed inside the luggage of the suspect according to the Customs.The estimated value of the Jewelry is nerly Rs.2 million .

Airport customs officers had confiscated the stock of Jewelry and released the suspect on a fine of Rs.10,000.

Five Persons Including Two Small Children Were Injured Due To A Fire

Five persons including two small children were

critically injured and hospitalized due to a fire erupted in their house at panaleeya,Polgahawela area last night (02).

The injured including two small children,two females and a male were admitted to the Polgahawela Hospital and later they were transferred to Kurunagala Teaching Hospital for further treatment.

Police officers attached to the Polgahawela Police who arrived in the scene had doused the fire with the help of  residents of the area it has been reported.

The cause of the fire not yet been revealed.

Landslide Warnings Issued To Six Districts Have Been Extended

National Building Research Organization (NBRO)had

extended the Landslide Warnings issued to six districts for another 24 hours with effect from 9.30 a.m this morning (03).

Accordingly Landslide Warnings issued to Ratnapura, Badulla, Galle, Matara, Hambanthota and Kalutara Districts have been extended until 9.30 a.m tomorrow (04).

A TIP FROM THE WEB

Hambanthota Wild Life Officers Captured A Nine Foot Long Crocodile In A Main Road

Wild Life officers attached to the Hambanthota Wild

Life office had captured a nine foot long crocodile who arrived in near the dry zone park in Hambanthota-Mirijjawila main road today (02) after a one hour mission.

Wild Life officers believed that the Crocodile may have arrived to the road due to the adverse weather affected in Hambanthota.

The Crocodile is due to be released to the Bundala National Wild Park according to the Wild Life officers.