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Gerandi Ella falls tragedy: Army & Navy join search operations

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COLOMBO (News 1st); Police state that further operations are underway to locate a girl who went missing after a group went swimming for recreation at the Garandi ella falls in Bandarawela on Saturday (29).A joint operation involving the Army and Navy is currently underway.On Saturday (29), 4 people who were on a weekend outing drowned while swimming at the falls.The deceased, 3 females and 1 male, were identified as those between the ages of 20 and 21.According to reports, the victims were caught off guard by a strong current.The search for a female youth, who was among the group continues.Drowning accidents in Sri Lanka are becoming increasingly more frequent during weekends.PLEASE!

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