Two teenage boys using mobile phones on rail track run over by train

Quolp Thursday, 25 May 2023 07:44 PM

If the incident herein above is described accurately, what more inquiries?

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joshua Thursday, 25 May 2023 10:26 PM

Investigating why the train came on the wrong side??

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Amaran Friday, 26 May 2023 12:54 AM

In Sri Lanka, railway lines are unprotected. Parents should play an important role in the usage of mobile phones. Very sad to read this news. CHILDREAN ARE LIKE GEMS and GOD's Gift.

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DW Friday, 26 May 2023 09:05 AM

During the British rules, walking on rail tracks was prohibited just like in other developed countries. After independence, the rule lasted for a few years but died down slowly because lazy Sri Lankan officials could not be bothered to enforce the rule. The same story wirh crossing tracks to change platforms when an overhead pass is available. The lazynesd and poor work ethics played a huge role in diminishing high standards.

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Mahila Friday, 26 May 2023 10:59 AM

What is the use of, "Veyangoda Police are CONDUCTING FURTHER INQUIRIES."!!??? The case is crystal clear to ALL of us Readers!! PURE CASE OF LACK OF EDUCATION OF THE YOUNG, because Police, Elders and Educators have failed and Failed Totally and Abysmally – campaign to educate Youngsters!! The "Railroad" steel track is purely and purpose built Railway system to run and not for Jay-walking, or short cut to station!!?? Railroad operator and equipment, cum operators have SOLE Right-of-Way and all others on the track anytime, morning, noon or midnight – SIMPLY TRESSPASSING ON TRANSPORT SYSTEM!!!? Initiated educating youth earlier, tragedy could have been AVOIDED!!!Lost Golden Opportunity!!! In the absence of warning “ROAMING LIKE ON THE RIALWAY LINE”! YOU DON'T NEED HERCULE POIROT TO REVEAL THAT!!!??Train them on Rail Road Right-of-Way which brings better outcomes!!!???

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