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Real Footage, Sri Lanka explosions moment, killed at least 207 people

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First published at 19:46 UTC on April 21st, 2019.

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Published on Apr 21, 2019
April 21, 2019. Sri Lanka. At least 207 people have been killed and hundreds more are injured this Easter Sunday in bomb attacks at churches and five star hotels in Sri Lanka.
In total there have been eight blasts in Sri Lanka on Sunday, with six occurring in and around the Sri Lankan capital with two occurring in other locations.
Three churches were bombed, as well as three hotels, a guest house and a housing scheme.
People from at least eight countries were killed in the series of attacks on churches and hotels in Sri Lanka, including: 5 British citizens, including 2 US-UK dual citizens, 3 Danes, 3 Indians, 2 Chinese, 2 Turkish citizens, 1 Dutch,1 Portuguese.
In addition, the Sri Lankan Foreign Ministry said in a statement earlier that nine foreign nationals were reported missing and that 25 unidentified bodies at the Colombo Judicial Medical Officer's mortuary were believed to be foreigners.

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