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Train Derails Near Chilaw Station, Delays Expected

Train Derails Near Chilaw Station, Delays Expected

by Staff Writer 01-06-2026 | 3:42 PM

COLOMBO (News 1st) - A train has derailed near the Chilaw Railway Station.

Spokesman for Sri Lanka Railways Asanka Samarasinghe said the incident has caused delays to train services operating on the Puttalam railway line.

Sri Lanka Railways stated that efforts are underway to remove the derailed train and restore normal operations.

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