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Body of one individual who had jumped into the Mahaweli river to escape from the Navy personnel who had come to raid an illegal sand mining place at Kandakadu in Kinniya this morning, Police said.
They said seven racketeers were arrested during the raid while two others had escaped by jumping into the river.
A tense situation prevailed when the naval officers confronted illegal sand miners at Kandakadu.
The Navy had to fire into the air to quell the situation.
The deceased had been identified as Mohammed Rashik Mohammed aged 22 who is a resident of Kinniya.
The Police and the Navy are continuing their search operations to locate another person who had gone missing in the river.
Video by Mangalanath Liayanarachchi
Shan Tuesday, 29 January 2019 09:52 PM
Why no news about the public attacking Naval camp and twelve of them hospitalized. Now they need Arab law here.
SL Wednesday, 30 January 2019 07:07 AM
All those who attacked Navy personals shall be jailed. How can the law enforcement enforce the law if these things happened.We always blame law enforcement for not enforcing the law and eradicate corruptions.All those who attacked law enforcement shall be punished!
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