Committee report on the Kurunegala Royal Assembly Hall to be handed over in two days
Posted on July 18th, 2020

Courtesy Hiru News

An archaeological committee appointed to probe the damage caused to the Royal Assembly Hall of the Kurunegala Kingdom dating back to the 13th Century visited the site today.

Prime Minister Mahinda Rajapaksa appointed a special 5-member committee to probe the damages to the building.

Chairman of the committee, Director General of Archaeology, Professor Senarath Dissanayake said a report on the matter will be handed over on Monday.

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