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A woman injured in the Katuwapitiya Easter Sunday bomb blast succumbed to her injuries on Thursday.

She was identified as J.K Chrishenthia Perera, a resident of St Sebestian Mawatha in  Katuwapitiya. Her son, Sanath Roshan Fernando, a Katana Pradeshiya Sabha member and her daughter-in-law were killed in the blast.  The funeral of Ms Perera took place yesterday.   With her death, the number of people died in the Easter Sunday blasts has risen to 255.

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