now the social media networks are back in Sri Lanka ,president sirisena ordered


Colombo: Social networking sites in Sri Lanka have been banned. Several bomb blasts at 8 places in Christian churches and star hotels during Easter celebrations in Sri Lanka last 21. More than 250 people died. Even after this terrorist attack on the world, there is continuous tension in Sri Lanka. People continue to fear that the bombs are being detected in various parts of the country.

Following the bombing, social networks, including Facebook, WhatsApp, and Wiper, have been disabled in Sri Lanka over the past week in a bid to block rumors. In this case, after 8 days, social networking sites in Sri Lanka have been banned. Sri Lankan President Sirisena issued a ban on social networks. However, he has demanded that civilian social networks be held in charge. Security has been strengthened throughout Sri Lanka

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