Bo-tree branch fall injures five incl. three pre-schoolers

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By Darshana Sanjeewa
Five persons, including three Montessori children were hospitalized following a branch of a bo-tree that fell on them in Pahamune in Narammala yesterday morning, Police said.

They said the incident occurred while the children were observing sil at a temple in Narammala. The injured boy and two girls were admitted to the Kurunegala Hospital after sustaining minor injuries.

The two adults are undergoing treatment at the Narammala Base hospital.

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