The authorities in Sri Lanka are considering banning burqa or face veil in the country following the deadly Easter bombings that killed over 300 people on Sunday.
An English language newspaper on Wednesday reported the government has initiated moves in view of a possible ban on the burqa and niqab in Sri Lanka.
Citing highly placed sources, a newspaper reported that after interrogating some suspects detained after Sunday attacks, the investigators believe evidence point to the involvement of "a large number of women" in Easter Sunday attacks.
The Islamic State militant group has claimed responsibility for the attacks that also killed many foreign.
According to the United Nations, 40 children also lost their lives in the suicide attacks.
CCTV footage of a suspected suicide bomber entering one of the Churches also surfaced on Tuesday.
In one of the videos, the suspected bomber is seen holding what many called a detonator.
Figure is slightly less than amount recorded in July when campaign had secured $138.67 million
Nine people injured as students evacuated from Apalachee High School in Georgia
Erdogan, Sisi discuss the possible sale of drones to Egypt in meeting, says Turkish Presidency
Ukraine has reacted furiously to the trip, accusing Mongolia of "sharing responsibility" for Putin's "war crimes"
Prosecutors and Trump's lawyers are scheduled to appear in court on Thursday to determine next steps after SC's...
Berlin, London and Washington all condemned the strike