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A fake news story is circulating, falsely claiming that actress Malini Fonseka has passed away.

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FactSeeker has observed a social media post spreading false information, claiming that the iconic Sri Lankan actress Malini Fonseka has passed away.

by Anonymous |

March 17, 2025

Recently, Malini Fonseka was hospitalized due to a sudden health issue, which may have led to confusion. However, FactSeeker has investigated the matter and found that a post on the Facebook page of her relative, Chamanali Fonseka, clarified the situation. The post confirmed that Malini Fonseka is doing well and expressed gratitude for the support and well wishes she has received.

Therefore, FactSeeker confirms that the news circulating on social media about the death of Malini Fonseka is entirely false.

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