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Sri Lanka Attacks: At least 290 people killed in Sri Lankan blasts

The Sri Lankan government says a local terror group was behind a series of devastating bomb attacks that killed 290 people on Easter Sunday. They're also saying they had help. Sunday's carnage has left many people wondering: could the carnage have been prevented? The Sri Lankan government says that answer is 'Yes'. TRT World's Jacob Brown has those details. #SriLanka #Colombo #blasts

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