A day after series of bomb blasts rocked Sri Lanka, the US State Department on Monday issued a revised travel advisory stating that terrorist groups were continuing to plot possible attacks in the south Asian country.

US revises travel advisory for Sri Lanka, warns 'terrorists' continue plotting attacks

Four Janata Dal (Secular) workers, who went to Sri Lanka on a holiday on April 20, have were killed in a series of explosions on Easter Sunday. They were part of a seven-member team and belonged to the Chikkaballapur district of Karnataka.

Four JD(S) workers killed in Sri Lanka blasts

Britons were among those killed in the deadly Easter Sunday blasts in Sri Lanka, the Foreign Office in London said. "We can confirm that British nationals were among those killed in today's horrific attacks in Sri Lanka," a Foreign and Commonwealth Office spokeswoman told AFP.

London says Britons among those killed in Sri Lanka attacks

French President Emmanuel Macron and German Chancellor Angela Merkel on Sunday condemned a series of coordinated bomb attacks which rocked Sri Lanka and killed over 160 people.

Macron, Merkel condemn Sri Lanka attacks as odious acts

Cricket fraternity has condemned the series of bomb attacks throughout Sri Lanka on Sunday that killed at least 160 people and injured many. The explosions, some of which officials said were suicide bomb attacks, led to an immediate clampdown, with the government declaring a curfew and blocking access to most major social media and messaging sites.

Cricket fraternity condemns serial blasts that rattled Sri Lanka