Death toll rose to 310 in Sri Lanka
The number of those killed in some churches and hotels last Sunday increased to 310 in Sri Lanka.
Results of the attacks on some churches and hotels last Sunday are getting heavier in Sri Lanka. State of emergency declared in the country and entered into force while the death toll rose to 310 on Tuesday.
Security forces authorized with extra powers in order to prevent such attacks. The government imposed restrictions on the use of social media.
There is fear that the attack to increase while 500 hurt reported after the attack.
No one has claimed that attack so far but 24 people detained by police allegedly linked to the attacks. (ILKHA)
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