Postmistress killed in post office fire

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A 49-year old postmistress of the Kurundugahahetekma sub post office, was killed in a fire that broke out in the post office this morning.

Police said the area residents had informed about the incident to the Police. They said the cause of the fire is yet to determined.

The Elpitiya Police is investigating.

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