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Some 103 protesters injured in Sri Lanka

10 July 2022 14:59

The number of people injured during Sri Lankan mass protests in Colombo has risen to 103.

According to the Colombo National Hospital, 55 people are currently undergoing inpatient treatment at a medical facility, TASS reports, citing the news portal News First and healthcare sector representatives.

Some 103 protesters injured in Sri Lanka

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