World’s End tragedy: Death of Journalist due to multiple fractures: JMO

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He had fallen from a height of 1,200 feet

By Palitha Ariyawansa

The post mortem examination conducted on the body of journalist Dinura Wijesundera (34) who slipped off Madolsima Little World's End has revealed that death was due to multiple fractures resulting from a fall from a height of 1200 feet.

The post mortem was conducted by Badulla General Hospital JMO Dr. Ruchira Nadeera.
Thereafter the body was handed over to the wife.

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