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Civilians asked to flee SL sanctuary
The LTTE asks civilians to leave the Madu church sanctuary amid fighting fears, reports
PK Balachandran
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30 LTTE men killed in Lanka fighting
About 300 SL troops moved into LTTE-held area off the Vavuniya-Mannar road, reports
PK Balachandran
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Ethnic discrimination denied in Lanka
President Rajapaksa denies any ethnic or religious discrimination in the country, reports
PK Balachandran
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11 combatants killed in Sri Lanka's east
Eight LTTE rebels and three soldiers were killed when Tigers and the Sri Lankan military clashed in the country's volatile east region.
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8 dead as Govt, LTTE rebels clash in Sri Lanka
The latest incidents come at a time when government shelling has driven tens of thousands of civilians in Batticaloa from their homes.
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Lankan foreign minister says New Delhi is not only a part and parcel of the peace effort but also supportive of it.
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