Two incidents of murders during home burglaries reported from separate locations

Two incidents of murders during home burglaries reported from separate locations

March 17, 2022   09:07 am

Two incidents of murders committed during home burglaries have been reported from two separate areas in the country. 

It is reported that two individuals who had entered a residence located at Thalahena in the Malabe police area yesterday morning had tied up a woman inside the house and murdered her husband before making off with their gold jewellery. 

The murder victim is an 80-year-old man while the body has been placed at the Colombo National Hospital.  

Malabe Police are conducting further investigations to apprehend the suspects.

Meanwhile in a separate incident, police have launched investigations into the murder of an elderly woman at a residence in Mukalangamuwa, Seeduwa in the early hours of yesterday (16) by suspects who had also proceeded to rob the house. 

The victim is a 73-year-old woman who is a resident of the area.

The body has been placed at the Negombo Hospital forth postmortem examination while Seeduwa Police is conducting further investigations. 

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