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The Interpol on Monday said it is ready to offer full support to the Sri Lankan authorities in investigating the country's deadliest terror attack that killed 290 people in a series of eight blasts that tore through churches and luxury hotels in the country.
Source: Highlights The security personnel include 9,350 police officials and 2,542 troops from the tri forces (Army, Navy and Air Force), he said. The St Sebastian's Church at Negombo's Katuwapitiya was the worst-hit in the Easter Sunday blasts that rocked the island nation in 2019 with 114 people dying in the church attack. The Buddhist-majority nation was about to mark a decade since ending a 37-year-long Tamil separatist war in May 2009 when the suicide bombings in 2019 rocked the country. Colombo: Security at churches across Sri Lanka have been beefed up ahead of Easter on Sunday, police ...