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wooow temples n churches only !
hindu also gone haahaha
ane ban kata kiyannada
catholic kattiya toilet walai, toliet paper wala hamathanam budda rupe dala budu hamuduruwonta apahasa karanawa
eath me comment eka dapu panchata mara danumak thiyenne
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http://arabnews.com/world/article78442.ece Mae link ekka Balanna ! Nikkang boeu kiyyanna naethuwa !
SANGE, Congo: Moaning and badly burned survivors from a massive tanker blast that killed at least 230 people recovered in a crumbling eastern Congo hospital Sunday, two days after the wrecked fuel truck exploded on a rural highway.
SANGE, Congo: Moaning and badly burned survivors from a massive tanker blast that killed at least 230 people recovered in a crumbling eastern Congo hospital Sunday, two days after the wrecked fuel truck exploded on a rural highway.
THANKS FOR THE SOURCE. THREAD STARTER IS A RACIST
GTRZ remove this thread is proven fake illigal & racist
first u f****king person who started this thread put the source......the people who ever visited this thread and posted a coment also some one who is against another religion..you all are scared...be like humans....dont go telling about other religions..........u all are cowards ...always blaming others .scolding others for things they do..if u all real humans see howmany people are killed in palastein, iraq ,afganisthan and other contries..what do u all say..do u say people live in those coutries are not humans..even u all know when thr was LTTE in our country thr was suicide attakers..y bcos they din hav choices or they are changed like that or they get mentaly sick..here also same..if ur real humans against killing of people stant agains USA for going in to other countries killing millions of people..if thrs anything pm me dnt comment about me..........
modayek wenna epa bang, nikan pinthurayak hambaunu paliyata eake ithihasaya muslim evun pitata danna epa,
menna source ekam\,
http://www.facts.org.cn/Facts/201008/t115777.htm
thawa ekek kiwwa sources arab nisa oaka muslim evunge wedaklu, meka chinese evunge site ekak oke balapalla,'''
nikan aathal ekata jaathiwadaya awusanna epa, oka maha pawak, nikan peththakata wela indapan, neththan samajayata waren nikan internet ekata muwa wela anathariya papakarma karanne nethiwa (mama ananthareeya papakarma kiyanne kiyala hondata dannawa, enisa eka mata pahadala nikan penala denna yannath epa,)
yako topita penne nedda oka arab news kiyala
oka nikan horage ammagen peena ahanawa wage wedak
ubala wage ewun inna kan itin hodai. api post kerene kalin yamak hoyala balala danne. anith ekka yamak damma paliyata piligane epa yako. api niyama buddhist la nam. hoyala balala buddhiyen decide kerane ona
onna balapiya,
http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2010/jul/03/congo-tanker-blast-kills-200
http://www.reuters.com/article/2010/07/03/us-congo-democratic-explosion-idUSTRE6620H220100703
SANGE, Congo: Moaning and badly burned survivors from a massive tanker blast that killed at least 230 people recovered in a crumbling eastern Congo hospital Sunday, two days after the wrecked fuel truck exploded on a rural highway.
In a conflict-strewn corner of one of the world's most unstable countries, the shocking tragedy late Friday in the village of Sange was a devastating blow for residents in a still lawless region who survived back-to-back back wars that lasted from 1996 to 2002.
"It's a miserable, poor life we have here in Congo," said Muke Ndengwa, whose 15-year-old son was nearly killed in the blast. "When we had the war here, we had everything stolen from us. Now we have lost so much again." In an intensive care ward Sunday in Uvira, one badly burnt man screamed continuously in agony, as relatives tended to other victims nearby, their bodies covered head to toe in purple antiseptic.
"People are suffering terribly," said Namweze Bahizire, a nurse. "Yesterday we lost two men and a woman a few hours after surgery and during the night we lost another male victim." Late Saturday, Red Cross teams buried most of the dead in two mass graves a few miles (kilometers) from Sange.
"We have decided to make mass graves because most of the bodies are completely burnt and are not identifiable, and also to prevent the corpses from decomposing" in the tropical heat, deputy provincial Gov. Jean-Claude Kibala Nkolde told UN Radio Okapi.
Troubles began when the tanker hauling fuel from the provincial capital, Bukavu, overturned as it tried to pass a minibus in Sange, a small village near the Burundi border. Laying on its side, the wrecked vehicle began gushing gasoline beside three flimsy television halls made of brick and wood, where hundreds of people had gathered to watch the World Cup.
Crowds gathered around the wreck, and dozens of people began trying to collect the leaking gasoline with jerry-cans and plastic buckets, ignoring pleas from UN
peacekeepers to move away because of the danger. Within an hour, a fire began — nobody is sure exactly how — and a massive explosion suddenly engulfed the three TV halls and a nearby market.
UN spokesman Madnodje Mounoubai told The Associated Press on Sunday at least 231 died and 195 were injured in the explosion. The Red Cross said at least 61 children and 36 women were among those killed.
Kumba Mupepe, a doctor at the Uvira hospital said at least 46 wounded between the ages of 12 and 40 were brought there.
Desperately poor people in Congo and other African nations often descend quickly around damaged or disabled oil trucks leaking fuel on roads and highways, carting it away with plastic jugs, unaware of the danger of doing so.
thopi thamai minissu awussala beda karawanna boru news dala
thota mewa patisan dei yako boru news dala minissuntai agam walatai banagena
kulal kana wesa haththa
mewa walata comment dapu okkoma pal booruwo
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http://arabnews.com/world/article78442.ece
In a conflict-strewn corner of one of the world's most unstable countries, the shocking tragedy late Friday in the village of Sange was a devastating blow for residents in a still lawless region who survived back-to-back back wars that lasted from 1996 to 2002.
"It's a miserable, poor life we have here in Congo," said Muke Ndengwa, whose 15-year-old son was nearly killed in the blast. "When we had the war here, we had everything stolen from us. Now we have lost so much again." In an intensive care ward Sunday in Uvira, one badly burnt man screamed continuously in agony, as relatives tended to other victims nearby, their bodies covered head to toe in purple antiseptic.
"People are suffering terribly," said Namweze Bahizire, a nurse. "Yesterday we lost two men and a woman a few hours after surgery and during the night we lost another male victim." Late Saturday, Red Cross teams buried most of the dead in two mass graves a few miles (kilometers) from Sange.
"We have decided to make mass graves because most of the bodies are completely burnt and are not identifiable, and also to prevent the corpses from decomposing" in the tropical heat, deputy provincial Gov. Jean-Claude Kibala Nkolde told UN Radio Okapi.
Troubles began when the tanker hauling fuel from the provincial capital, Bukavu, overturned as it tried to pass a minibus in Sange, a small village near the Burundi border. Laying on its side, the wrecked vehicle began gushing gasoline beside three flimsy television halls made of brick and wood, where hundreds of people had gathered to watch the World Cup.
Crowds gathered around the wreck, and dozens of people began trying to collect the leaking gasoline with jerry-cans and plastic buckets, ignoring pleas from UN
peacekeepers to move away because of the danger. Within an hour, a fire began — nobody is sure exactly how — and a massive explosion suddenly engulfed the three TV halls and a nearby market.
UN spokesman Madnodje Mounoubai told The Associated Press on Sunday at least 231 died and 195 were injured in the explosion. The Red Cross said at least 61 children and 36 women were among those killed.
Kumba Mupepe, a doctor at the Uvira hospital said at least 46 wounded between the ages of 12 and 40 were brought there.
Desperately poor people in Congo and other African nations often descend quickly around damaged or disabled oil trucks leaking fuel on roads and highways, carting it away with plastic jugs, unaware of the danger of doing so.
thopi thamai minissu awussala beda karawanna boru news dala
thota mewa patisan dei yako boru news dala minissuntai agam walatai banagena
kulal kana wesa haththa
mewa walata comment dapu okkoma pal booruwo
okkma danne fuck ganna thamai
http://arabnews.com/world/article78442.ece
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