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Wanni liberation enters decisive phase

THE Security Forces engaged in the Wanni liberation operation, entered a decisive phase yesterday as the troops created the biggest ever military front to the LTTE in the western flank of Wanni with two Army divisions that independently operated in Mannar and Vavuniya linking together from southeast of Periyamadu yesterday afternoon.

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Tigers can no more fight like a conventional army - Army Chief

The Tigers have "lost their capability of fighting as a conventional army" because of the offensive the military is waging against them, Army Chief Lt. Gen. Sarath Fonseka said yesterday.

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Arugam Bay bridge opens today

The Government will open the new Arugam Bay bridge connecting Pottuvil, Arugam Bay and Panama in the Eastern province, to the public from today. The bridge constructed at a cost of US $ 10 million.

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Three dead as train derails on Hikkaduwa bridge

At least three commuters died and 12 others injured when the Matara-bound Rajarata Rejina train from Anuradhapura derailed in Hikkaduwa yesterday around 12.30 p.m. A nine-year-old child was reported missing.

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Bio-diesel from Jatropha

Lankan firm ventures into new territory:

A Sri Lankan company has taken the initiative to find an alternative energy source in the wake of the current fuel crisis. A Sri Lankan company has taken this initiative to produce bio-diesel out of Jatropha, for the local market.

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