Four students drowned in Ma Oya

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Four school students tragically drowned in the Ma Oya at the Walakumbura area in Alawwa.

It was reported that another person was hospitalised

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Shera Thursday, 28 March 2024 06:59 AM

Terrible tragedy. More information is needed. Condolences for the family. Totally preventable if children and adults take precautions and learn about risks before they go swimming.

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