Sri Lanka seized eight bomb blasts Three churches and three hotels were targeted at Easter on Sunday morning. At the same time, there is news of blasts in front of a ju. In these eight blasts, the number of dead has increased to 207. At the same time, more than 450 are injured. The government has announced curfew in the whole country from 6 am to 6 pm. At the same time, social media platforms have also been banned. Seven suspects have been arrested in MAMA.According to the information, the initial explosions took place when people gathered in the church for Easter prayers. The first blast occurred in Colombo in St. Anthony Church and the second explosion in the Sebastian Church of Negombo town outside the capital. The third blast occurred in the church of the eastern city of Batikloa. Along with this, the Shangri-La, The Cinamon Grand and The Kigbsbury Hotel were also targeted. According to the news agency PTI, police spokesman Ruwan Gunasekera said that the blast took place on Sunday morning (local time) at 8.45 pm.
Seven Blasts, Two Death police spokesman Ruwan Gunasekera told that a seventh explosion occurred in a hotel in front of Colombo Ju, in which two people were killed and the injured were being shifted to the Colombo South Hospital. The zoo was closed to the public after the blast.Please be quiet and do not be fooled by rumors: Friendly According to the report of Xinhua news agency, President Mittipala Sirisena requested a special message read on local news channels to keep the people calm and cooperate with the authorities. Sirisena said, "I am shocked by the situation that has come and I have started investigating what is behind this heinous acts. Please keep calm and do not be fooled by rumors."
Fear of death of foreign nationals, rescue operations continue Harsha D'Silva, Economic Reforms and Public Distribution Minister of Sri Lanka, said that the Prime Minister is returning from Bentola. The emergency baron has been called. The rescue work is going on fast. They have appealed to keep peace from people and not to leave the houses. They have expressed the possibility of having many casualties, including some foreign national with Sri Lankan people: PM Modi Prime Minister Narendra Modi has strongly condemned the horrific explosions in Sri Lanka. He said that there is no place for such vandalism in our area. India stands by solidarity with the people of Sri Lanka. Modi said that he is with the bereaved families and pray for the injured.Look at the situation: Sushma Swaraj During this, Indian Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj said that she is in constant touch with the Indian High Commissioner in Colombo. Have a complete look at the situation.
Seven Blasts, Two Death police spokesman Ruwan Gunasekera told that a seventh explosion occurred in a hotel in front of Colombo Ju, in which two people were killed and the injured were being shifted to the Colombo South Hospital. The zoo was closed to the public after the blast.Please be quiet and do not be fooled by rumors: Friendly According to the report of Xinhua news agency, President Mittipala Sirisena requested a special message read on local news channels to keep the people calm and cooperate with the authorities. Sirisena said, "I am shocked by the situation that has come and I have started investigating what is behind this heinous acts. Please keep calm and do not be fooled by rumors."
Fear of death of foreign nationals, rescue operations continue Harsha D'Silva, Economic Reforms and Public Distribution Minister of Sri Lanka, said that the Prime Minister is returning from Bentola. The emergency baron has been called. The rescue work is going on fast. They have appealed to keep peace from people and not to leave the houses. They have expressed the possibility of having many casualties, including some foreign national with Sri Lankan people: PM Modi Prime Minister Narendra Modi has strongly condemned the horrific explosions in Sri Lanka. He said that there is no place for such vandalism in our area. India stands by solidarity with the people of Sri Lanka. Modi said that he is with the bereaved families and pray for the injured.Look at the situation: Sushma Swaraj During this, Indian Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj said that she is in constant touch with the Indian High Commissioner in Colombo. Have a complete look at the situation.
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