Road opposite Salawa army camp opens for traffic

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The Avissawella-Colombo Road opposite the Salawa army camp where the fire erupted at the ammunition dump was opened for traffic this evening, army said.

Major General Channa Gunathilaka said the security in the area has been ensured by now.

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Shan Wednesday, 08 June 2016 06:26 AM

Ensure security by relocating the camp in a safe area.

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