The Hindu : Seven Sri Lankan soldiers killed in blast

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International \| Previous \| Next Seven Sri Lankan soldiers killed in blast By Nirupama Subramanian COLOMBO, OCT. 24. Seven soldiers, including an officer, were killed and one wounded in a landmine blast in the Jaffna peninsula in northern Sri Lanka today, the first incident of its kind in several months. The Lieutenant Colonel was on his way to the Palaly military base when his vehicle was blown up by the landmine at Kunjarkadai, 2 km west of Nelliadi. The area is a well-populated part of Jaffna under the control of the security forces. Send this article to Friends by E-Mail
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International \| Previous \| Next Seven Sri Lankan soldiers killed in blast By Nirupama Subramanian COLOMBO, OCT. 24. Seven soldiers, including an officer, were killed and one wounded in a landmine blast in the Jaffna peninsula in northern Sri Lanka today, the first incident of its kind in several months. The Lieutenant Colonel was on his way to the Palaly military base when his vehicle was blown up by the landmine at Kunjarkadai, 2 km west of Nelliadi. The area is a well-populated part of Jaffna under the control of the security forces. Send this article to Friends by E-Mail
Section : International Previous : Taliban waiting for winter Next : Row over police transfers in Sri Lanka
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