Lankan students’ deaths: Bodies to be repatriated at state expense

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The Foreign Ministry is coordinating to repatriate the remains of the three Sri Lankan students who died in Azerbaijan on 9 January, to Sri Lanka at state expense upon the completion of necessary documentation, the Ministry of Foreign Relations said.

It said in a stamen that the postmortem with regard to the deaths of the three Sri Lankan students who were studying at Western Caspian University in Baku Azerbaijan has been completed at the Republic Hospital in Baku, Azerbaijan.

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MK Monday, 13 January 2020 03:48 PM

Your are unnecessarily wasting our money with drinks, parties and meals. Why can’t spend that money for our future heroes. 1.5 million peanuts for you all.

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