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Protest erupts in Hikkaduwa against government

Protest erupts in Hikkaduwa against government

by Teena Marian 04-04-2022 | 2:43 PM

COLOMBO (News 1st); People in Hikkaduwa staged a protest Monday (4) morning demanding solutions to the crises that have plagued the nation.

People are demanding the Government to leave citing that the state has failed to take any responsiblity over the present situation.

Several foreign nationals who are on holiday in Sri Lanka also joined the protest.

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