Sri Lanka, Feb. 19 -- Sri Lanka Police have warned that foreign nationals who drive without a valid driving license in the country will be prosecuted to ensure the safety of both visitors and local residents amid rising traffic accidents involving foreign nationals.

Welcoming foreign tourists to enjoy the beauty of Sri Lanka, the Police Media Spokesperson, Assistant Superintendent of Police (ASP) F.U. Wootler, emphasized that the safety of visitors and the general public is a top priority.

Issuing a statement, he pointed out that within last year (2025), a total of 05 foreign nationals tragically lost their lives in road accidents while driving vehicles in Sri Lanka.

In addition, 07 serious accidents, 78 minor injury incidents and 06 v...