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Nearly 20,000 dead in South Asian quake

PAKISTAN on Sunday said nearly 20,000 people died in an earthquake it called the biggest tragedy in its history, as the devastated nation reached out for help from around the world. More than 42,000 others were injured in Saturday's 7.6 magnitude quake that unleashed its worst fury on Pakistani-controlled Kashmir,

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President, PM express sorrow

PRESIDENT Chandrika Bandaranaike Kumaratunga and Prime Minister Mahinda Rajapakse have sent messages to the Indian and Pakistani leaders expressing their sorrow and pledging assistance to them to overcome the disaster caused by the earthquake that ripped through both countries.

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The National Design Centre has organised the young designers’ exhibition at the National Art Gallery recently under the guidance of the Small and Rural Industries Ministry. Thirty young designers displayed their designs at the exhibition. Here Meth Nuwan Wijesinghe showing his designs. - Picture by Sumanachandra Ariyawansa

BUSINESS

Call to develop factoring of trade receivable leasing

THE factoring of trade receivable leasing has to be improved for the development of country's Small and Medium Sector Enterprises sector (SME), the Chief Executive Officer of Sampath Leasing and Factoring Limited (SLFL) Nanda Hulangamuwa said.

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The champagne flies as the Australian team celebrate with the trophy after defeating the International Cricket Council (ICC) World XI team in the third one day match played in Melbourne, 09 October 2005. Batting first, Australia scored 293-5 from their 50 overs and in reply the ICC World XI was bowled out for 137 giving Australia a 156 run victory and a 3-0 clean sweep. AFP

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Watson and Lee fire Aussies to another resounding win

BRETT Lee and Shane Watson decimated the World XI's elite batting line-up to power Australia to a 156-run victory and a Super Series one-day clean sweep at Docklands stadium here on Sunday. Lee claimed 4-30 off nine overs and Watson 4-39 off 7.5 overs as the World XI capitulated for just 137 off 27.5 overs in the all-stars' worst batting performance of the three-match series.   

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Pakistani rescuers search through the debris of the multi-storeyed residential unit, Margalla Tower, the day after a devastating earthquake in Islamabad.


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