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 Sub-Inspector dead in tragic motor accident

Sub-Inspector dead in tragic motor accident

by Teena Marian 10-03-2022 | 5:05 PM

COLOMBO (News 1st); A Sri Lanka Police Sub Inspector died in an accident that took place along the Embilipitiya - Sooriyawewa Road.

According to Sri Lanka Police the Sub-Inspector had lost control of the motorcycle and veered off the road, and crashed.

The deceased was identified as a 35-year-old Sub-Inspector attached to the Sooriyawewa Police Station.

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