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NewsManalaaru Last Updated: 03.05.2008, 10:34am, Sat.
27/04/2008, 02:47am, Sun. | AFP
Flying Tigers stage fresh attack as Sri Lanka fighting escalates
Tiger rebels using light aircraft bombed military targets in northeastern Sri Lanka early Sunday as security forces launched a fresh ground offensive after a deadly bus bombing, officials said. The Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) hit two military installations in the Weli Oya region, where security forces launched a new drive against the rebels on Saturday, a top security source said.
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12/12/2007, 09:26am, Wed. | Independent SL
Weli-Oya : Next front in Wanni battle
Several small attack teams of the Sri Lanka Army (SLA) moved ahead of their defense lines in Weli-Oya (referred to as Manal-Aru by the tigers) to conduct a pre emptive strike on LTTE positions on the FDL, yesterday (11th) noon. This limited operation was aimed at dismantling LTTE defenses in Kokkuthiduwai region.
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28/07/2007, 03:50pm, Sat. | TamilNet
SLAF bombs A'lampil, 12-year-old girl wounded
80 students who were writing examinations Friday noon narrowly escaped death in A'lampil in Mullaiththeevu while a 12 year old girl among them was injured on her head, when Sri Lanka Air Force (SLAF) dropped bombs 75 meters near the Roman Catholic School.
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11/07/2007, 12:40pm, Wed. | TamilNet
2 civilians killed, 9 wounded, SLAF bombs A'lampil in Mullaiththeevu
A 15-year-old boy and a 51-year-old woman were killed and 9 civilians, including a one-year-old baby, were wounded when a Sri Lanka Air Force (SLAF) Kfir fighter jet bombed fishermen on shore near the Church of Vealangkanni in A'lampil Wednesday around 3:30 p.m.
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01/06/2007, 04:49pm, Fri. | Colombo Page
President orders urgent relief to residents fled from rebel mortar attack in Northeast Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka President Mahinda Rajapaksa has ordered urgent relief to civilians of Athawetunuwewa, a village in the Vauniya district, Welioya Defense Colony who fled to a school in Elikimbulagala, 10 kms away following a LTTE mortar attack on their village yesterday.
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27/12/2007, 01:23pm, Thu. | Tamileelam News
LTTE Repulses the Sri Lankan SF Intrusion in Mannalaaru
Mannalaaru - Heavy fighting between Sri Lankan security forces (SF) and the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) in the Mankindimalai and Ceylon Theater in Mannalaru area ensued as SF troopers were tried to push into the LTTE area. The LTTE thwarted the attacks and SF pushed back to its original position by the LTTE, according to the rebel sources in Mannalaaru.
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30/07/2007, 03:38pm, Mon. | TamilNet
Shortage of medical supplies hamper treatment to A'lampil wounded
The prevailing shortage of essential medical supplies is a serious threat preventing proper treatment to patients admitted to Mullaiththeevu Government Hospital, according to the Medical Superintendent (MS) of the hospital, V.Shanmugarajah.
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21/07/2007, 01:45pm, Sat. | Lanka eNews
What is the Situation of LTTE Control Area? - Tamil Rehabilitation Organization reveals
Time period covered: 01 July 2007 - 15 July 2007
Districts:
Mullaitivu, Kilinochchi, Vadamarachchi East (Jaffna), Mannar, & Vavuniya

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01/06/2007, 04:54pm, Fri. | Colombo Page
Over thousand Sinhalese displaced due to rebel mortar attacks in Welioya in Sri Lanka

A total of 1,118 individuals belonging to 310 displaced families of the Athawetunaweva village in the Welioya Defense Colony are now staying in a school in the adjacent Parakramapura town. The villagers fled the Sinhala border village in the North Eastern Sri Lanka due to fear for life as the Tamil Tigers fired mortars to the village yesterday. One Army soldier was killed and several others were injured in yesterday’s mortar attacks.
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21/05/2007, 08:18am, Mon. | TamilNet
Balance of power, imperative to work towards sustainable solution - Thamilchelvan
Head of the Political Division of the Liberation Tigers, S.P.Thamilchelvan, in an interview with TamilNet on Saturday said that the decision by the International players to ban the Tigers in various countries and the actions which restricted the political work of the Tigers, were being interpreted by Colombo as endorsing its military approach. The southern polity was working on unacceptable solutions, that were rejected by the Tamils 30 years ago, he said, alluding that it was the Sinhala leadership which needed to change first.
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