Moves to identify relatives of Lankans who died abroad

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The External Affairs Ministry has sought the assistance of the general public to identify the legal ‘kin’ of Sri Lankans who have died overseas recently.

The following persons have been identified as Sri Lankans who died abroad.

Rafideen Mohammed Ameer Basha (Passport N 4308149) and Walamunige Reeta Perera (N 0699083) died in Kuwait, Daniel Dayananda Kumar (L 0795505) died in London and Weerasinghe Arachchige (N 2539228) in Malaysia.

The Ministry in a statement urged relatives of the above named to immediately contact the Ministry of External Affairs through the following means:

Consular Division,
Ministry of External Affairs
No.14, Baron Jayatilake Mawatha
Colombo 01.

Tel : 011 2437635

Fax : 011 2473899

e-mail: consular@sltnet.lk

Consular Division
Ministry of External Affairs

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Cobra Saturday, 23 March 2013 01:13 AM

Another useless exercise for what? To bring them back from the dead??

AMT Saturday, 23 March 2013 04:39 AM

Can the internal Affairs Ministry Identify Sri Lankans who are missing

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