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113 curfew violators arrested in 6 hours on Monday

Over 46,000 arrested for curfew violations from 20th March to date

by Zulfick Farzan 04-05-2020 | 4:37 PM
Colombo (News 1st); 46,397 people were arrested by Sri Lanka Police for violating the curfew, from the 20th of March to date. During the same period, Sri Lanka Police seized a total of 12,049 vehicles. According to the Police Media Division, 113 people were arrested and 36 vehicles were seized from 06 AM to 12 noon on Monday.

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