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Ahead of Valentine’s Day, Sri Lanka Police have issued a public notice on social media, advising young women to be cautious when going out to celebrate the occasion.
The notice reads: “Before Valentine’s Day, if you are a girl, think twice about the precious life your parents gave you before going to unsafe places to celebrate.”
The message appears to be a cautionary warning, urging young women to prioritize their safety and avoid potentially dangerous situations. Additionally, the police have reminded the public that they can call the emergency helpline 109 to report any incidents of violence against women.
The advisory has sparked discussions online, with some appreciating the police’s concern for safety, while others have raised questions about the framing of the message. Authorities have not yet issued further clarification on whether additional security measures will be in place for the holiday.
As Valentine’s Day approaches, the police continue to encourage responsible celebrations while emphasizing the importance of personal safety.
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