(Reuters) – Easter Day bomb blasts at three Sri Lankan churches and four hotels killed 138 people and wounded more than 400, hospital and police …
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Most of the dead are believed to have been Sri Lankans, with the BBC putting the number of foreigners killed at nine, and AFP reporting that 35 people …
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COLOMBO, Sri Lanka — The death toll has risen to at least 190 people with hundreds more injured after a series of Easter Sunday blasts in Sri Lanka.
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At least six explosions targeting churches and hotels around Sri Lanka were said to have killed almost 200 people on Sunday in what the police said …
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At least 129 people were killed and more than 400 other injured after six near simultaneous blasts hit three Sri Lankan churches and three five-star …
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A series of coordinated explosions have rocked churches and hotels in Sri Lanka killing more than 150 people on Easter Day in the South Asian …
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At least 158 were killed, including 35 tourists, in a wave of terrorist explosions that struck Sri Lanka’s churches and hotels during Easter services on …
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The archbishop of Paris and parishioners of fire-ravaged Notre Dame Cathedral are mourning the victims of the Easter Sunday attacks in Sri Lanka.
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Today, it happened in Sri Lanka, where, as of this writing, at least 138 people have been killed and more than 560 injured after coordinated bomb …
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Sri Lankan army soldiers secure the area around St. Sebastian’s Church damaged in blast in Negombo, north of Colombo, Sri Lanka, Sunday, April 21 …