A Sri Lankan origin Canadian citizen was among the 10 victims who passed away due to the van attack on pedestrians that took place in North Toronto on 23rd April 2018 at 1.30 p.m., Eastern Time, the Consulate General of Sri Lank in Toronto said. The victim has been identified as Renuka B. Amarasinghe, mother of a seven year old boy.
Though it is yet to be officially confirmed by Canadian authorities, the Sri Lankan community is aware the death of Ms. Amarasinghe, the Srilankan mission said.
At a meeting held last evening, at the Toronto Maha Vihara under the patronage of Ven. Ahangama Rathanasiri Thero, the Chief Incumbent of the Vihara, which was attended by Consul General of Sri Lanka in Toronto and Consulate officials, it was decided that funeral arrangements will be organized, with assistance of the Sri Lankan community once the official formalities are completed. An update from concerned Canadian authorities is awaited.
The Consulate General is in constant contact with relevant authorities and members of the community and is extending all possible assistance.
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