Two youths killed in separate road accidents in Sevanagala and Panamura

Two youths killed in separate road accidents in Sevanagala and Panamura

November 10, 2024   09:46 am

Two youths were reportedly killed in separate road accidents in the Sevanagala and Panamura police divisions yesterday (09).

In the first incident, a 17-year-old was fatally injured when a bus collided with the rear of a motorcycle on the Sevanagala-Divulgas Junction road. 

The accident occurred as a bus traveling towards Divulgas Junction struck a motorcycle heading from Gamunupura to Laksirigama. 

Both the motorcyclist and the pillion rider were seriously injured, and the pillion rider succumbed to injuries after being admitted to Sevanagala Hospital.

In a separate incident, a 19-year-old youth was killed in Mulendiyawala when a motorcycle collided with the trailer of a hand tractor on the Mulendiyawala-Malapalawa road. 

The victim was a resident of Embilipitiya, Mulendiyawala.

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