Sun, 06 Oct 2024

E-PAPER | TODAY'S PAPER | AUSTRALIAN EDITION
SEARCH
Sections

Sun, 06 Oct 2024

E-PAPER | TODAY'S PAPER | AUSTRALIAN EDITION

Four injured in van-train collision

Published : 29 October 2016 01:41 pm Views - {{hitsCtrl.values.hits}} 2 Bookmark
A A A

Four people were injured when the van they were travelling in collided with a service train at a railway crossing in Nagawilluwa, Puttalam today.

The injured were admitted to the Puttalam Hospital. (Hiran Priyankara)

  Comments - 2

Recommended

16 years and counting…. Parents, families of disappeared protest in memory of Dillon

16 years and counting…. Parents, families of disappeared protest in memory of Dillon

03 Oct 2024

3
Forest School Colombo : Where nature prepares children for a better tomorrow

Forest School Colombo : Where nature prepares children for a better tomorrow

03 Oct 2024

1
Sri Lanka’s People Need a New Debt Deal

Sri Lanka’s People Need a New Debt Deal

03 Oct 2024

3

You May Also Like

Trending

Planned cuts to former presidents’ perks face legal hurdles

Planned cuts to former presidents’ perks face legal hurdles

NPP Govt. abandons plan to privatize SriLankan Airlines

NPP Govt. abandons plan to privatize SriLankan Airlines

Japan to resume 11 stalled projects in Sri Lanka

Japan to resume 11 stalled projects in Sri Lanka

Former MP Kumara Welgama passes away

Former MP Kumara Welgama passes away

Porsche vehicle given to me originally imported ten years ago: Rosy

Porsche vehicle given to me originally imported ten years ago: Rosy

US Green Card Lottery 2026 opens for Sri Lankans

US Green Card Lottery 2026 opens for Sri Lankans

Police officers assigned to former MPs recalled

Police officers assigned to former MPs recalled

Abandoned vehicles: Former President had given them to his personal staff

Abandoned vehicles: Former President had given them to his personal staff

Gold prices to continue breaking records until mid-next year

Gold prices to continue breaking records until mid-next year

Anura Kumara Dissanayake; “Leftist” Star Rises Over Sri Lanka

Anura Kumara Dissanayake; “Leftist” Star Rises Over Sri Lanka

Connect With Us

Group Sites

E-papers

Classified

services

Section

Contact

Editorial:
Phone - +94 112 479 356
E-mail - [email protected]
Technical:
Phone - +94 112 479 884
E-mail - [email protected]
Web Advertising:
Phone (Dilan) - +94 77 372 7288
E-mail - [email protected]
Phone (Dushyanth) - +94 77 912 5988
E-mail - [email protected]
Phone (Sanjaya) - +94 76 685 3168
E-mail - [email protected]
Print Advertising:
Phone (Indika) - +94 77 385 0781
E:mail - [email protected]

All the content on this website is copyright protected and can be reproduced only by giving the due courtesy to 'dailymirror.lk' Copyright © 2004 Wijeya Newspapers Ltd.