Following the recent attacks on foreign tourists in Sri Lanka, the police have announced to increase security at tourist spots.

On Friday it announced to establish new police posts and continuous police patrolling. 
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According to reports, 20 new police station would be established to provide better security for tourists.

Security measures are being taken in Sri Lanka after a Dutch tourist was sexually assaulted last week.

Several other tourists were assaulted by the unidentified local gang at a hotel in the southern resort town of Mirissa.

This week also there were reports of Israeli tourists being beaten up in the same area.

The police have begun its investigation and 14 men have also been arrested.

According to media reports, there are many other incidents of foreign tourists being sexually harassed by miscreants but the matter usually goes unreported.

The country's tourism minister John Amaratunga has also urged such tourists to make a formal complaint. He also promised to provide compensation for those who can return and help in the investigation.

Following the recent attacks on foreign tourists in Sri Lanka, the police have announced to increase security at tourists spots

Following the recent attacks on foreign tourists in Sri Lanka, the police have announced to increase security at tourist spots. On Friday it announced to establish new police posts and continuous police patrolling. According to reports, 20 new police station would be established to provide better security for tourists. Security measures are being taken in Sri Lanka after a Dutch tourist was sexually assaulted last week. Several other tourists were assaulted by the unidentified local gang at a hotel in the southern resort town of Mirissa. This week also there were reports of Israeli tourists being beaten up in the same area. The police have begun its investigation and 14 men have also been arrested. According to media reports, there are many other incidents of foreign tourists being sexually harassed by miscreants but the matter usually goes unreported. The country's tourism minister John Amaratunga has also urged such tourists to make a formal complaint. He also promised to provide compensation for those who can return and help in the investigation.

Israeli tourists assaulted in Sri Lanka; police beefs up security

A Dutch tourist died after&nbsp;he jumped off a moving train in Rajasthan&#39;s Sawai Madhopur district on Tuesday.

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According to media reports, the 54-year-old tourist jumped off a moving train after he&nbsp;realised that he had&nbsp;boarded a wrong train and in panic, he&nbsp;jumped off the&nbsp;train.

The Dutch tourist identified as Erik Johannes was travelling with his friend from the UK who also jumped with him and is&nbsp;reported to have suffered head injuries.

Both tourists had to catch a train to&nbsp;Agra but mistakenly they boarded a&nbsp;train going towards Delhi.

Police have begun investigation.

Dutch tourist identified as Erik Johannes from the Netherlands was travelling with his friend from the UK who also jumped with him is now suffering fatal head injuries, now admitted to local hospital

A Dutch tourist died after he jumped off a moving train in Rajasthan's Sawai Madhopur district on Tuesday. A Dutch tourist dead, a UK tourist injured after they allegedly jumped from a moving train in #Rajasthan's Sawai Madhopur. Police begin investigation — ANI (@ANI) January 2, 2018 × According to media reports, the 54-year-old tourist jumped off a moving train after he realised that he had boarded a wrong train and in panic, he jumped off the train. The Dutch tourist identified as Erik Johannes was travelling with his friend from the UK who also jumped with him and is reported to have suffered head injuries. Both tourists had to catch a train to Agra but mistakenly they boarded a train going towards Delhi. Police have begun investigation.

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