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Court orders probe into Rambewa bus accident - Sri Lanka Mirror

Lanka Hit News • Nov 11, 2026 · 16h ago • 1 min read
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The Anuradhapura Additional Magistrate has ordered the Mihintale Police to conduct a comprehensive investigation into yesterday’s (Nov. 10) fatal bus accident in Rambewa and submit a detailed report to the court. Additional Magistrate D.L. Samarasinghe also visited the accident site in Rambewa and inspected the three buses involved in the collision, following submissions made by the Mihintale Police through a B - report. The Magistrate subsequently directed the police to obtain separate investigation reports from the Motor Vehicle Examiner for each of the three buses involved in the accident and submit them to court.

The Additional Magistrate also visited the Anuradhapura Teaching Hospital and inspected the bodies of those who had succumbed.

She also instructed the hospital's Consultant Judicial Medical Officer to conduct post-mortem examinations and submit the relevant reports to court. Orders were also issued to release the bodies to their respective families following the post-mortem examinations. The accident occurred along the A9 highway in the Rambewa area of Anuradhapura, when two Sri Lanka Transport Board (SLTB) buses and a private bus collided, leaving 04 dead and 71 others injured.

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