Punishment for answering a call while crossing the road? Man cuts off another man’s ear

Punchi Thursday, 09 March 2023 04:32 PM

This incident and similar anti social behaviour are supreme manifestations of our 2500 year old Sinhala Buddhist Civilization

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Mizaru Thursday, 09 March 2023 04:51 PM

Good, instance justice .

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Para balla Thursday, 09 March 2023 05:16 PM

Pure Sinhalese

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Thanos Thursday, 09 March 2023 06:12 PM

Pohottuwa or SJB a fellow for sure...

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Joshua Thursday, 09 March 2023 08:08 PM

Act in rage

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Adwani Thursday, 09 March 2023 08:28 PM

Descendants of Vijaya and Kuveni.

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Mohan Thursday, 09 March 2023 08:57 PM

Whatever happens is just bound to happen. Nobody can change it. We are just slaves of nature. Everything in this universe is bound to the law of cause and effect. That man's rage at that moment had its causes.

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Back to jungle rule Friday, 10 March 2023 07:15 AM

Is this the collapse of a too proud civilization we often read in comments? Does it mean that the so called proud civilization is not relevant any more, and are we back to jungle rule? Politicians of all sides should be very proud for this achievement.

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Terrence K Friday, 10 March 2023 09:06 AM

It is very distressing when people use the phone not caring about other road users. I have seen this happening not only whilst walking but whilst driving and they become a nuisance to other road users since those using mobiles care a damn about other road users and they become an obstacle as it is of utmost importance that one concentrates whilst driving or walking because a nano second is enough to cause an accident. Whilst there is a law that no one can use their mobiles whilst driving which is not enforced by the guardians of the law who turn a blind eye similarly the law should strictly enforce regarding pedestrians using their mobiles on public roads where there could be a disaster. Pedestrian crossings have been earmarked for the protection of pedestrians who should also reciprocate by ensuring that when using the pedestrian crossings it should be brisk, allowance to old and not be an obstacle to the many vehicles waiting for their turn to ensure the smooth passage of traffic

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Rob Friday, 10 March 2023 11:06 AM

It's very common using mobile phones while driving Ridding walking crossing even the police are too busy with mobile everyone loves this toy its a part of our society government sector's among the worse your easly addicted to this toy people don't even don't know at times standing or sitting you simply get in to lala land .....

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