30 killed in road accidents within six days: Ajith Rohana

Frank Tuesday, 26 January 2021 07:43 AM

So what about it. If you the Police do not wish to educate motorists the easy way or hard way.

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FF Tuesday, 26 January 2021 09:33 AM

POOR PENALTIES FOR INCREASE IN ACCIDENTS IS THE MAIN CAUSE. WHEN WILL YOU GIVE HARSH PUNISHMENT TO SAVE THE LIVES OF THE INNOCENT ROAD USERS? NO POINT IS GIVING UPDATES, INFORM ALL ABOUT THE PENALTIES IMPOSED ON ERRANT DRIVERS/RIDERS

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Michael Ranasinghe Tuesday, 26 January 2021 10:03 AM

We the public are given data to analyse .. if the Police cannot control accidents are we expected to do their job ..

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Arin P U Fernando Tuesday, 26 January 2021 01:25 PM

Police has failed in their job. Ask Harin

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Ram Tuesday, 26 January 2021 02:28 PM

Sri Lanka have disciplined drivers, a Super Traffic Police that police the roads, extra super legal system and finally an efficient court system that dole out penalties in keeping with the offences

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Buddhist Tuesday, 26 January 2021 07:27 PM

It clearly shows Police is not doing its duty. Police FAIL.

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Lanki Tuesday, 26 January 2021 07:27 PM

Sarath Weerasekera Minister must resign, this is unacceptable number.

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irresponsibility Wednesday, 27 January 2021 10:30 AM

I am an expert in motor vehicle accidents and have all the expert knowledge and can help reduce the number of deaths. I once approached the Traffic DIG in Fort to give my expert knowledge and he failed to come for the meeting. I have contacted another DID after that and he was not willing to listen to me. The attitude of police and their vain pride proves that they don't care about the country and all these news articles are just to say something for the sake of saying.

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