Last Updated : 25-05-2013 22:08


 
 

4% rise in accidents: General hospital

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The General hospital said today that, there is a 4% increase in the total amount of accidents recorded in comparison to last year during the last 24 hours. The hospital said that 223 patients have been brought to the hospital during the last 24 hours. A total of 106 patients have been admitted, out of the patients brought into the hospital, showing an increase of 22% in total admittance in comparison to last year.

43 patients were brought in for road traffic accidents, 31 patients in connection wit home accidents, 46 patients were brought in connection to violence and 2 were brought in due to injuries connected with firecrackers hospital sources said.

The patients brought in connection with violence have shown a steep rise of 73% in comparison to last year the source said. ( Hafeel Farisz)


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-2+7 # Prof.Rubert Vanderko 2012-04-14 14:46
That 2% should be stopped happenning by banning fire-crackers. Staying with families than playing with alcohol will also prevent road accidents and violence.
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-3+5 # Roshan 2012-04-14 15:46
I hope that pedestrians, 3 wheelers, motor bikes and push bicycles don't travel on the middle of the roads just because there are no vehicles. Passed several 3 wheelers which were virtually crawling on the middle of the galle road. Its a great danger to the other motorists. I hope that police will educate the public in the future to travel on the left side of the road if they want to crawl.
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-0+0 # maru 2012-04-14 16:56
With the increase in population and the vehicles, Sri Lanka is no more in her 1960's.
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-0+0 # lankan 2012-04-14 18:33
why can not celebrate the new year without liquor..!
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-0+0 # Nodrog 2012-04-14 18:36
Way past the time for more stricter penalties for road accident culprits.
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-0+0 # Bigfoot 2012-04-14 19:23
Still lower than the interest paid on loans?
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-0+0 # joker 2012-04-15 09:01
The police should start charging for not following the lane discipline. three wheelers are the worst.
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