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A 15-year-old School boy travelling on the foot board of a train was killed yesterday when he crashed into a wayside signal post, police said.
They said the incident occurred in Thudugala in the Grandpass police area. The train was travelling from Colombo to Veyangoda.
The victim was died on admission to the Colombo National Hospital.
The victim was identified as Isuru Rashmika Adhikari and he was a grade 10 student at Ananda College, Colombo.
Grandpass police are conducting investigations.
ANTON Friday, 30 June 2017 09:17 AM
OH JESUS ...... IF I WAS HIS FATHER WHAT WOULD BE MY FEELING ?
Freddy Yong Friday, 30 June 2017 11:10 AM
Unimaginable, but being a product of an A grade Colombo school, one can just imagine how these bots behave traveling in trains. He probably had a couple or more of his pals who must have been playing truant in the train. Poor young soul, may he rest in peace.
Lalith Perera Friday, 30 June 2017 11:42 AM
If you were, then He would ask you what did you do to discipline your child!
ceylon Friday, 30 June 2017 01:51 PM
school boy not learning anything from school.may be he is learning from university street thugs. via DM Android App
ceylon Friday, 30 June 2017 03:08 PM
no medicine for stupidness. via DM Android App
Dot Saturday, 01 July 2017 05:43 AM
its not the discipline factor of the boy here ..What safety measures does the SrIlankan Railway offers to their commuters for safe traveling and other passengers not traumatised with having to witness such sad happenings ..Automatic controlled doors or even manual lock control doors of the past ?
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