Six dead in five separate road accidents across Sri Lanka

Six dead in five separate road accidents across Sri Lanka

August 6, 2025   07:37 am

Six individuals, including four youth, have died in five separate road accidents reported from various parts of the island.

These accidents occurred yesterday (05) in Galenbindunuwewa, Nalla, Dompe, Pugoda, Kilinochchi, and Ingiriya, police stated.

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