Fire breaks out at helmet factory in Kurunegala

Fire breaks out at helmet factory in Kurunegala

February 10, 2026   01:20 pm

A fire has reportedly broken out today (10) at a motorcycle helmets manufacturing factory in the Paragahadeniya area of Kurunegala.

Reports indicate that the facility was completely destroyed in the blaze.

The cause of the fire has not yet been determined.

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