Colombo, 14 April, (Asiantribune.com):

The exact reason which led to the suspension on the basis of violating Twitter Rules unclear and still not known at this moment.

Twitter’s rules

Twitter prohibits violence, threats, terrorism, child sexual exploitation, targeted harassment, abuse, hateful conduct, graphic violence and adult content, and other illegal activities.

However just days earlier Chinese Embassy twitter admin was engaged in a ‘war of words’ with several twitter users.

The exchange was over the Chinese Government being accused of negligence in the spread of the coronavirus and of the nature of Coronavirus kits being sent from China.

During the heated exchange on twitter the Chinese Embassy was at times accused of using undiplomatic language.

“Sri Lanka Receives Chinese Made Coronavirus Test Kits, Whilst Being Rejected By A Number Of European Countries”, Asian Tribune report pointed out.

The Embassy, meanwhile, it is reported that it has applied to Twitter seeking to unlock the account.

“This is double standards. There is so-called freedom of media, but on the other hand, they suspend and lock any account that is not on their agenda,” a Chinese Embassy spokesperson said.

ast week the Chinese Embassy launched a verbal attack on a leading local newspaper over comments published and attributed to two individuals who had accused China over the coronavirus.

The newspaper however defended its right to publish comments by anyone.

Even on the 11th of this month Asian Tribune posted a report on the Corona Virus test kits sent to some European Countries and they being rejected by those countries for the substandard nature of those test kits.

“Sri Lanka Receives Chinese Made Coronavirus Test Kits, Whilst Being Rejected By A Number Of European Countries”, Asian Tribune report pointed out.

Stay Safe, Stay at Home, Stay Informed, But Don’t Forget to Wash Your Hands.

– Asian Tribune –

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