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1,355 Road Accident Deaths Reported So Far in 2025

1,355 Road Accident Deaths Reported So Far This Year

by Staff Writer 29-07-2025 | 8:44 AM

COLOMBO (News 1st): Sri Lanka Police says that 1,355 people have died in road accidents so far this year.

Police Media Spokesperson Frederick Wootler noted that in 2024, a total of 2,521 deaths were recorded due to road accidents across the country.

He further emphasized that public cooperation is essential in reducing the number of fatal road accidents that occur daily.
 

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