Covid-19 Infected Army officer’s house burgled as his family quarantined

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The house of Covid-19 infected Army Officer Adviser at Thalawathura in Daulagala who was attached to the Kandakadu Rehabilitation Centre had been burgled while his family members were at a quarantine centre.

The officer had returned home at Thalawathura on June 19 from the Kandakadu Rehabilitation Centre and was confirmed that he had been infected with Covid 19 on July 11.
His wife, two children and mother were sent for quarantine by the health authorities despite they had not been infected with the virus.

As his house was closed, the officer had informed his wife's brother from the quarantine centre to feed the fish in the house. The brother had noticed that the officer’s house was burgled and lodged a complaint with the Daulagala Police.

The burglars had stolen a TV, an amplifier and a DVD player among other things.
The officer is also have reported to have requested the Police to provide security to the house when leaving the house for quarantine. (Chamil Rupasingha)

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dickie bird Sunday, 19 July 2020 11:52 AM

Those who committed the burglary need to be found and their legs broken and knuckles smashed.

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BigEars Sunday, 19 July 2020 12:04 PM

How can we call this a Buddhist country? This is the mentality of our patriots.

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Sokrates Sunday, 19 July 2020 12:46 PM

What the hell are army officers doing in a drug addiction rehabilitation center?

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Thusitha Perera Sunday, 19 July 2020 06:38 PM

Call the Army and ask them. There are drug addicts at the center. Some of them have contacts in there who try to supply to the addicts in rehab. So the Army keeps an eye on them.

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Noname Sunday, 19 July 2020 01:20 PM

The police need to find thieves for they might be infected with COVID after entering the house. Stupid idiots.

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K.L Pathirana Monday, 20 July 2020 09:41 AM

Looks like the buglers have been trying to pack the flat screen tv into its original box to receive a higher resale price.

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