දිවයිනේ ප්‍රදේශ 4ක මාරක අනතුරු - පදිකයින් සිව්දෙනෙකු මරුට

Newswire and Rupavahini News report that four pedestrians died in separate road accidents on Tuesday (3), in Avissawella, Mattegoda, Colombo and Kalutara. Rupavahini News says the incidents occurred in several parts of Sri Lanka; the reports attribute their information to police.

Newswire and Rupavahini News report that in Avissawella, a lorry travelling towards Ratnapura struck a 65-year-old woman as she crossed at the pedestrian crossing outside Avissawella Hospital. She was taken to Avissawella Hospital and died there. Rupavahini News identifies her as a resident of Berannawa.

Newswire and Rupavahini News report that in Mattegoda, a car travelling towards Kudamaduwa went out of control, hit a 68-year-old pedestrian and then collided with a parked three-wheeler and an electricity pole. The pedestrian died while receiving treatment at Homagama Hospital. Rupavahini News says he lived in Mattegoda; the three-wheeler driver was also injured and taken for treatment.

Newswire and Rupavahini News report that near Bagatale Junction in Colombo, a three-wheeler struck a pedestrian and overturned. The pedestrian died while receiving treatment at Colombo National Hospital, and police had not established his identity, according to both outlets. Rupavahini News says the three-wheeler driver was injured.

Newswire and Rupavahini News report that a cab struck two women crossing the Nagoda–Katukurunda Road near Wijitha Mawatha in Kalutara. One, a 66-year-old woman from Pelmadulla, died after being taken to Nagoda Hospital; the other was also hospitalised, according to Newswire.

Written automatically by AI from the outlets’ own reports, and not reviewed by an editor. It can be wrong — the original report is the authority.