LTTE must not use civilians as human shield- Rock

Special Advisor to the United Nations and Special Representative for Children and Armed Conflict on Sri Lanka Allan Rock said yesterday that the LTTE had not complied with its commitment under the Action Plan to stop Child recruitment and release all children within their ranks.

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20 feared buried in earthslip

At least 20 persons were feared dead when their vehicles were caught in a massive earthslip in Pussellawa on Sunday night.

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Venture with New Zealand for Rs. 5.4b canned fish factory in Galle

The Ceylon Fisheries Corporation signed an MOU with Sprit Wind Limited, a company from New Zealand to establish a Rs. 5.4 billion canned fish factory in Galle.

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Profit plus purse - easy fuel, CPC's prime priority

Cheaper, purse-easy fuel which would ease the financial burden on the consumer is Ceylon Petroleum Corporation Chairman Ashantha de Mel's number one priority.

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