Sri Lanka Police’s YouTube channel hacked

Sri Lanka Police’s YouTube channel hacked

December 31, 2024   07:50 am

The official YouTube channel of the Sri Lanka Police Department has been hacked, Police said.

Efforts are currently underway to promptly restore access to the channel, the Police Media Spokesperson said.

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