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Two brothers were killed in a collision between a van and a bicycle in Karamba on the Kalpitiya -Palavila road today, police said. The victims aged 13 and 14 had died on admission to the Puttalam Hospital.

The driver of the van has been taken into custody. (Augustine Fernando)





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  • crazy Sunday, 18 August 2013 12:00 AM

    Who gives these idiots their license? there should be a system where a renewal is required every 5 years so that careless drives do not get licenses to kill. via DM Android App

    As It Is Monday, 19 August 2013 12:00 AM

    I avoided being killed on the road yesterday purely owing to my disciplined driving skills. On route to Kurunegala from Colombo, there were 17 clusters of traffic cops to apprehend vehicles crossing the white line. If they use the bikes and petrol provided at public expense to do mobile surveillance, these marauding lunatic drivers could be lessened systematically. via DM Android App


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