English and Sinhala streams both stopped at the same second - that means it is over right
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Nils Jensen•188 rep7
We had EN on the TV and SI on the phone. Both flipped off almost together. Group chat is still arguing it might be a temple wifi blip. Does a twin cut usually mean the procession is finished.
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Yes - when both languages die within a few seconds it is the broadcast ending, not a single uplink glitch.
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Buddika Jayasinghe•1710 rep5
Runtime was about three hours from the real start around half past six. That matches a full Final Kumbal, not a mid-route drop.
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Prasith Herath•1392 rep2
Refresh once if you want peace of mind, but do not wait for a news wrap tonight - the feeds already closed.
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