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28 inmates injured in Pallansena unrest transferred to Welikada Prison Hospital
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28 inmates injured in Pallansena unrest transferred to Welikada Prison Hospital

August 7, 2026·1 min read
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  1. 01Twenty-eight inmates were injured during unrest at Pallansena Prison.
  2. 02Inmates were transferred to Welikada Prison Hospital for treatment.
  3. 03Disturbance occurred on Friday, prompting police deployment.
  4. 04Police Special Task Force and Riot Control Unit were involved.
  5. 05Tear gas was used to disperse inmates during the incident.
  6. 06Control of the prison was restored to the Department of Prisons.

Twenty-eight inmates injured during unrest at Pallansena Prison have been transferred to the Welikada Prison Hospital for treatment, authorities said. The disturbance broke out at the prison on Friday (07), prompting authorities to deploy the Police, the Police Special Task Force (STF), the Riot Control Unit and the Sri Lanka Air Force to bring the situation under control. Security forces also used tear gas to disperse the inmates before restoring control of the prison to the Department of Prisons. (Newswire) The post 28 inmates injured in Pallansena unrest transferred to Welikada Prison Hospital appeared first on Newswire.

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