Police have launched an investigation after three 17-year-old students from the Pinnawala-Ellarawa area disappeared while reportedly traveling to an extra class on Tuesday.
Three schoolgirls have gone missing in the Balangoda district, prompting authorities to appeal for public assistance. The teenagers, all aged 17 and enrolled at a prominent school in the area, were last seen on Tuesday when they left their homes in the Pinnawala-Ellarawa region. According to their parents, the girls were headed to attend additional tuition classes but never arrived home.
The disappearance was reported to Balangoda Police Station, where officials have initiated investigations into the matter. Both police and the families of the missing girls are urging anyone with relevant information to come forward urgently. Authorities have distributed contact details for the public to report any sightings or knowledge of the girls' whereabouts.
The Balangoda Police Station can be reached at 045-2287222, while the parents' contact numbers are listed as 076-7070913 and 077-1658788. Investigations remain ongoing as authorities work to locate the three teenagers.
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