Lankan who arrived from Saudi found dead at BIA

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A Sri Lankan passenger who arrived at the Bandaranaike International Airport (BIA) from Saudi Arabia, was found dead at the airport this morning.

Airport officials suspect that the 49-year-old Abdul Wahid, a resident at Teldeniya in Kandy might have died due to sudden cardiac arrest.

It was reported that the victim who was residing at Jeddah in Saudi Arabia arrived in the country early this morning to take his wife to Jeddah.

The Katunayaje Police is investigating. (T.K.G. Kapila)

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RatRiot Wednesday, 02 August 2017 10:23 AM

May he rest in peace!

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ceylon Wednesday, 02 August 2017 11:12 AM

sad news.also sad to see the poor look at the airport from this photo.what a shame to this country.earning billions frm tourismstill cant build a good airport. via DM Android App

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Yoosuf Wednesday, 02 August 2017 11:54 AM

This mans idea to take his wife to live in Jeddah but the reality is god send him here for his family to see his death. via DM Android App

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karigalan Wednesday, 02 August 2017 04:19 PM

BIA is unbelievablei had a very bad experience with SL Airport.my father got injured in BIA but there was no one to give him a first aid help.After i shouted one officer came for help This is SL

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TONY Wednesday, 02 August 2017 04:37 PM

NOT ONLY THE AIRPORT EVEN SRI LANKA AIRLINES TREAT SRI LANKAN PASSENGERS WITHOUT ANY RESPECT. NOWADAYS OFTEN OFFLOADED OR FLIGHT CHANGED AT THE WILL OF THE AIRLINE WITHOUT ANY PAYMENT. BUT. IF A PASSENGER WANTS A DATE CHANGED HE HAS TO FIRST PAY THE FEES BEFORE HE CAN RE-BOOK TO ANOTHER FLIGHT

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hari Wednesday, 02 August 2017 07:18 PM

Yes this a true story very bad in flight service

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SL Wednesday, 02 August 2017 09:51 PM

Abu-was simply a great human being,you left us so early machan .Rest in peace bro.Missed your funeral bro .

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