PS member arrested for obstructing duties of Navy

PS member arrested for obstructing duties of Navy

March 30, 2020   09:21 am

A member of the Arachchikattuwa Pradeshiya Sabha has been arrested for obstructing Sri Lanka Navy from performing their duties, stated the Police.

Reportedly, the United National Party (UNP) PS member had obstructed duties of Navy officials during the curfew period.

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