Three male bodies found in three separate locations

Three male bodies found in three separate locations

December 28, 2022   11:31 am

The bodies of two individuals, who had died under suspicious circumstances, have been found in the Peradeniya and Uhana areas.

Police said that one of the bodies was found in a paddy field in Himidurawa area of Uhana last night (Dec.27).

The deceased male has been identified to be aged 37 and a resident of the same area.

The other body was found in a paddy field in the Ilukkunuwa area of Peradeniya, according to police. 

Police mentioned that the victim is a 64-year-old male.

Uhana and Peradeniya police have initiated further investigations into the incidents.

Meanwhile in a separate incident, an unidentified male body has been found in a canal at the Karabibokku area in Kilinochchi.

Police stated that the deceased person is aged between 40 and 50.

Kilinochchi Police are conducting further investigations regarding the incident.

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