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Three cars, two going in opposite directions and another attempting to overtake one of them, were involved in a collision at the Galle Face Centre Road last night. One of the cars was driven by a Colombo lawyer, another by a daughter of a well-kno...
The Times of Ceylon Press
Accident sin Colombo have become a regular feature on Saturday Nights. Pictured here is a car that ran into a bollard at Skinner's Road North in the Late hours of Saturday Night.
Daily Mirror
While the police wish the public an accident free new year this DPL and a taxi greeted new year with an accident in the early hours of morning. The drivers of both cars were injured.
Daily Mirror
A car went into the Nuwara Wewa, Occupant of the car from Kalubowila was drowned.
Daily Mirror
Car Came to Rest after Falling 200 Feet Down a Precipice at Haputale. Two persons were killed in the accident while six were seriously injured. The car was returning from Kataragama.
The Times of Ceylon Press
When this bus which was on a test-run, ran off the road at Grandpass, Colombo and into one of the shanties that borders the road the inmates promptly moved into the bus that "evicted" them. The family is seen outside their 'new home', in the pictu...
Daily Mirror
Car Crash Kills Mother of 2-year Old
The 2-year-old boy who escaped unhurt in the car crash at Haputale yesterday seen huddled against his father, who is warded at the Haputale hospital. His mother was killed in the crash.
The Times of Ceylon Press
Car Crashed at the Dickman's Road
Six of the seven persons who were injured when this car collided with another car at the Dickman's road-Havelock Road junction early yesterday morning have been admitted to the General Hospital Colombo. Those in hospital are T. Kathiresan, R. Jeev...
The Times of Ceylon Press
Car Crashed into a Lamp Post on the Galle Face
Here is the car which crashed into a lamp post on the Galle Face Center Road last week. Broken glass still lies on this spot. Whose responsibility is it to clear it up?
The Times of Ceylon Press