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More than 150 people were reportedly killed and more than 300 wounded by simultaneous explosions in churches, hotels and tourists frequented by tourists in Sri Lanka on Easter Sunday.
The actress Kollywood Radikaa Sarathkumar, who was The stay at the Cinnamon Grand Hotel – one of four hotels where the explosions took place – has just escaped. Radikaa said she had left the Cinnamon Grand Hotel just before it was bombed.
The famous veteran is headed to Twitter and said: "The bombings of OMG in Sri Lanka, god be with all .I just left Colombo Cinnamon Grand Hotel and it was bombed, do not come back. "
Explosion of a bomb of the OMG in Sri Lanka, god be with all. I just left the hotel Colombo Cinnamongrand and it was bombed, I can not believe it shocking.
– Radikaa Sarathkumar (@realradikaa) April 21, 2019
The explosions took place around 8:45 am (local time) while Easter Sunday mbades were held in the churches, said the spokesman of the police, Ruwan Gunasekera. VIEW GALLERY: More than 160 explosions killed more than 160 people in churches and hotels in Sri Lanka
Three churches – St Anthony's Church in Colombo, St Sebastian's Church The coastal town of Negombo, in the west of the country, and another church in Batticaloa town, in the east of the country, were targeted, the police said.
Explosions have also been reported in five-star hotels, Shangrila, Cinnamon Grand and Kingsbury. The photos circulating on social media showed that the explosion had almost destroyed the roof of a church.
The floor was littered with a mixture of tiles, splintered wood and blood. Foreigners and wounded local in the explosion of a hotel were admitted to the Colombo General Hospital.
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Harsha de Silva, Minister of Economic Reform and Public Outreach.
"Horrible scenes, I saw many parts of the body scattered, rescue teams were deployed everywhere, and in 1990 we also had close to 20 units. We hope to have saved many lives, "added de Silva.
No group claimed responsibility for Sunday's attacks.
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