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An elderly Sri Lankan pilgrim has gone missing after landing at Delhi's IGI airport along with Buddhist pilgrims, police said today.
Ramanayaga Mudiyanselage Jayasekara, in his late 60s or early 70s, is a resident of Sri Lanka's Mahiyangana town. He had arrived at the T-3 Terminal of the IGI airport from Colombo at 6.45 PM on Thursday along with a group of around 80 pilgrims but was later found missing, they said.
"The information about the man was conveyed to concerned departments and agencies and efforts are on to search him," Deputy Commissioner of Police (IGI) DK Gupta said. Jayasekara was last seen near gate number 18 of the airport in the CCTV footage but there was no further clue regarding his whereabouts, police said.
The pilgrims were scheduled to stay at a Sri Lankan facility in Civil Lines area. When they boarded two buses, everyone thought he was in the other vehicle. But as they reached Civil Lines, Mr Jayasekara was found missing.
Police said that the missing person was in the habit of drinking alcohol and cannot speak English or Hindi.(NDTV)
Govinda Sunday, 14 August 2016 11:38 AM
Oh, The white van culture spread to New Delhi.
Mohi Sunday, 14 August 2016 01:18 PM
I think the organisers are responsible for this. They should check the passengers against the list to make sure everyone is on board the bus before it departs and do this at start of every journey. This is especially important when you have passengers who are not familiar with eth travel procedures and alien to a new country.
Asanka Monday, 15 August 2016 12:22 PM
Really disappointed with our careless travel agents. they should take the responsibility for this incident.
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