Nadeera who died in Italy

Nadeera who died in Italy ...knocked down by boss's car

   Nadeera Atukorale who was working at Milano Hotel in Machina as a            passed away most unfortunately last week in a road accident. When he was on his way on his usual motor-bike to the hotel for the evening shift had collided head on and had got run over by a car. It is a special point of interest to note that car had been driven by the wife of the owner of the hotel.

   No suspicious situation has still not been revealed.

   26 year old Nadeera Dhanushka Atukorala the youngster was a resident of Kitulkanda,Radawana and was a skillful chef at Milano Hotel. He was to get a promotion from December and in addition was to get married in January next year.

  Nadeera always liked to ride motor cycles and his elder sister said that he would manipulate his cycle most carefully. Sometime before that she and her husband had been in Italy and it was Nadeera's sister who had invited him to stay with them to live in the house in which they were living on rent . After a short period of time she had returned to Sri Lanka with her husband and her younger brother stayed back in Italy. She speaks about this sudden death as follows: "My brother had a lot of hopes. On that particular day he had to go to work in the evening. He spoke tome about an year before that saying 'Akke ... I remitted the money home ... give mother'.  He had got friendly with a girl from across the Facebook and was having an affair with her. She was a girl who was studying in UK. The wedding in fact was to take place around January. He told me to compare the horoscopes and to check for an auspicious hour. My brother who told me that ... died from an accident a few hours after that.

   Nadeera is the 4th in a family of 6 brothers and sisters. Hemali who was attached to her lover for a number of years across the internet arrived in Sri Lanka ready for the marriage. What she said was that after the wedding next year she had already found a house  in Italy itself during the period of employment.

Narration -- Kirindiwela Somapala Theligama