Youth falls to his death in Colombo

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A 23-year-old youth fell to his death from the 15th floor of a commercial building in Colombo 02 this afternoon, the Police said.

They said the victim was identified as a resident of Mutwal, Mattakkuliya.

The body was placed at the Colombo National Hospital mortuary.

The Maradana Police are investigating.

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WISE DONKEY Thursday, 20 April 2017 05:18 PM

Have they identified the youth? Was it a suicide or foul play? What an age to die! Really depressing news. How will the boy's parents take up this loss of their beloved son?

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