Sri Lanka protesters found huge cash in the presidential mansion

Jimu Journalist Song Qingying

Video editing Wang Peng

According to the "Indian Stan Times" reported on July 10, serious protests broke out in the Sri Lanka capital, and the presidential residence was occupied by the protesters. According to protesters, they found huge cash from the presidential mansion, up to 17.8 million rupees.

Protestant occupied the Presidential official residence (Tuyuan Acts)

Due to the persistent economic crisis, on July 9, thousands of protesters rushed into the official residence of President Rajapaksa, located in the capital Coronapo, and asked the president to step down.

After the drama changes, a video released on the social media showed that the protesters were sitting in the presidential palace several banknotes, and there were many streams of cash on the gorgeous carpet next to it, and some people watched the shooting.

According to Sri Lanka's "Daily Mirror", there were a total of 17.8 million cash discovered by the protesters in the presidential palace. This money was reported to be transferred to the security department.

According to reports, the protesters broke through the roadblocks set by the police on the 9th and occupied the Presidential Palace. President Rajapaksa himself fled the official residence in panic.

There are also videos that protesters swim in the pool of the presidential official residence and play in his kitchen and home.

At the same time, it is reported that the Fire Team of the Corporal Parliament said that they learned that the Prime Minister's private house in Colombo was arson. Due to riots, the fire brigade could not reach the scene.

Sri Lanka is experiencing the worst economic crisis since 1948 independence. The cause of this crisis is the shortage of foreign exchange caused by the epidemic cracking down on tourism. At present, the country's serious shortage of food, necessities, fuels and natural gas, and many regions have continued to stop power.

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