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At least 207 people have been killed and 450 hurt in assaultbombersbombingscalendarchurchescondolencescurfeweconomyeventimportantinjuredleadersreadyreligioussadseparatespreadsuchsuspectsviolence explosions in Sri Lanka. The government said suicide assaultbombersbombingscalendarchurchescondolencescurfeweconomyeventimportantinjuredleadersreadyreligioussadseparatespreadsuchsuspectsviolence were responsible for the assaultbombersbombingscalendarchurchescondolencescurfeweconomyeventimportantinjuredleadersreadyreligioussadseparatespreadsuchsuspectsviolence. The blasts took place in assaultbombersbombingscalendarchurchescondolencescurfeweconomyeventimportantinjuredleadersreadyreligioussadseparatespreadsuchsuspectsviolence and hotels across the country on Sunday. Three churches were attacked as people were attending assaultbombersbombingscalendarchurchescondolencescurfeweconomyeventimportantinjuredleadersreadyreligioussadseparatespreadsuchsuspectsviolence services for Easter, one of the most assaultbombersbombingscalendarchurchescondolencescurfeweconomyeventimportantinjuredleadersreadyreligioussadseparatespreadsuchsuspectsviolence occasions in the Christian assaultbombersbombingscalendarchurchescondolencescurfeweconomyeventimportantinjuredleadersreadyreligioussadseparatespreadsuchsuspectsviolence. Three luxury hotels were also targeted. Sri Lanka's government has imposed a assaultbombersbombingscalendarchurchescondolencescurfeweconomyeventimportantinjuredleadersreadyreligioussadseparatespreadsuchsuspectsviolence on the country. It asked people to be alert and report anything suspicious. The government has also blocked social media websites to prevent the assaultbombersbombingscalendarchurchescondolencescurfeweconomyeventimportantinjuredleadersreadyreligioussadseparatespreadsuchsuspectsviolence of misinformation. The government said police have arrested seven assaultbombersbombingscalendarchurchescondolencescurfeweconomyeventimportantinjuredleadersreadyreligioussadseparatespreadsuchsuspectsviolence.

World assaultbombersbombingscalendarchurchescondolencescurfeweconomyeventimportantinjuredleadersreadyreligioussadseparatespreadsuchsuspectsviolence have condemned the attacks. Pope Francis said: "I pray for the assaultbombersbombingscalendarchurchescondolencescurfeweconomyeventimportantinjuredleadersreadyreligioussadseparatespreadsuchsuspectsviolence and all those who are suffering as a result of this dramatic assaultbombersbombingscalendarchurchescondolencescurfeweconomyeventimportantinjuredleadersreadyreligioussadseparatespreadsuchsuspectsviolence." The leader of the Catholic Church in Sri Lanka told the BBC: "It's a very difficult and a very assaultbombersbombingscalendarchurchescondolencescurfeweconomyeventimportantinjuredleadersreadyreligioussadseparatespreadsuchsuspectsviolence situation for all of us because we never expected assaultbombersbombingscalendarchurchescondolencescurfeweconomyeventimportantinjuredleadersreadyreligioussadseparatespreadsuchsuspectsviolence a thing to happen, especially on Easter Sunday." US President Donald Trump tweeted: "The United States offers heartfelt assaultbombersbombingscalendarchurchescondolencescurfeweconomyeventimportantinjuredleadersreadyreligioussadseparatespreadsuchsuspectsviolence to the great people of Sri Lanka. We stand assaultbombersbombingscalendarchurchescondolencescurfeweconomyeventimportantinjuredleadersreadyreligioussadseparatespreadsuchsuspectsviolence to help." The president of Turkey called the blasts "an assaultbombersbombingscalendarchurchescondolencescurfeweconomyeventimportantinjuredleadersreadyreligioussadseparatespreadsuchsuspectsviolence on all of humanity". Sri Lanka's president said he is worried that the assaultbombersbombingscalendarchurchescondolencescurfeweconomyeventimportantinjuredleadersreadyreligioussadseparatespreadsuchsuspectsviolence could create more instability in his country and in its assaultbombersbombingscalendarchurchescondolencescurfeweconomyeventimportantinjuredleadersreadyreligioussadseparatespreadsuchsuspectsviolence.