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මහනුවර - යාපනය ඒ - 9 මාර්ගය පැය 3කට තාවකාලිකව වැසේ

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Daily Mirror reports that police announced a temporary shutdown of the Kandy–Jaffna A9 around Kurugoda 07 Junction, within the Alawathugoda Police Division, from 10 p.m. on October 22 until 2 a.m. on October 23. The work is to take away the trailer attached to a prime mover involved in a fatal crash.

Sri Lanka Mirror reports that police said the road at Kurugoda Junction, near the seventh milepost in Akurana, would be closed for several hours so the prime mover and trailer could be retrieved and taken away. Ada Derana and its Sinhala-language edition report a temporary closure in the Kurugoda area, but their supplied reports give no schedule.

WhatNews reports that police announced a three-hour closure of the Kandy–Jaffna A9 at Alawathugoda–Kurugoda, from 9 a.m. until noon on October 21, and also announced alternative routes for motorists. Hiru News reports a three-hour temporary closure but provides no date or clock times in its supplied headline.

Ada Derana’s Tamil-language report says police confirmed the identities of four people who died in a crash at Kurugoda Junction, near the seventh milepost on the Kandy–Matale A9, on October 19. Tamilmirror’s supplied headline says the Kandy–Jaffna road would be closed that night, without additional details.

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Hiru News (සිංහල)මහනුවර - යාපනය ඒ - 9 මාර්ගය පැය 3කට තාවකාලිකව වැසේ

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