Properties stolen at Temple Trees, PM’s Media Unit lodges complaint

Some of the properties at Temple Trees were stolen after it fell into the hands of the protesters, the Prime Minister’s Media Unit alleged. In a complaint lodged with the Kollupitiya Police station, the PM’s Media Unit alleged that two laptop computers, a video camera and several other camera equipment are missing.

Following the historic taking over of Temple Trees three days ago, its daily operations came to a standstill, but a part of the Prime Minister’s Media Unit is still functioning.

Meanwhile, certain damages were caused to walls of some buildings like holes dug in between and a large number of documents were destroyed, the Unit added.

MIAP

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