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Home›Sri Lanka Navy Arrests Persons with Conch Shells

October 14, 2012 · about 14 years ago

Sri Lanka Navy Arrests Persons with Conch Shells

Naval personnel attached to the SLNS Gotaimbara of the Northern Naval Command arrested 5 persons who were transferring 1096 of conch shells at the Kurikadduwan Jetty on 12th October 2012. The arrested persons with the items were handed over to Kayts Police for further investigations. [mappress] Nava

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Naval personnel attached to the SLNS Gotaimbara of the Northern Naval Command arrested 5 persons who were transferring 1096 of conch shells at the Kurikadduwan Jetty on 12 th October 2012.

The arrested persons with the items were handed over to Kayts Police for further investigations.

[mappress] Naval Today Staff,October 15, 2012; Image: Sri Lanka Navy

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