*LTTE LOSES ALL TOWNS IN WANNI [Courtesy of Daily Mirror]

[drcurry1406]

LTTE loses all towns in Vanni.

Source: Daily Mirror
Suba Dhavasak
Randheera Malliyaa

 

[gazaly]

thx 4 da in4

 

[fill_t]

hey yo praba u don't know with whom u tryin chill wit
it's da SL army it's not a lil shit
and Fill to tha t is back to game
so watch out tamil ass niggar street doggs again

 

[KHz]

Elama tama!!!!
Thnkz 4 da info!!!!

 

[nasri123]

Ela Weldone Our Forces..
& thanx 4 da sharing mcn..

 

[drcurry1406]

you're welcome
SUBA DHAVASAK HAMOTAMA
Randheera Malliyaa

 

[Hobhob]

hey yo praba u don't know with whom u tryin chill wit
it's da SL army it's not a lil shit
and Fill to tha t is back to game
so watch out tamil ass niggar street doggs again

Hi Boy Never dare to do racism it will destroy the whole country. ok ?

 

[DJ ASHAN]

thankz 4 da info

 

[tharinda07]

ela ela thawa tikay

 

[chint]

ela thama

 

[dhanusha83]

Ela ela...Now Poor Tamil Elam is goes towards the hell

 

[gtkisaru]

Mallitath subha dawasak...
gtkisaru Ayya.

 

[ratedrkoman]

ranawiruwanta jaya wewaaaaa

bohoma isthuthi malli
obatath suba dawasak

ratedrkoman

 

[Wolverine GTR]

Thanxxxxx 4 the in4

 

[sandun_kg]

Praba's end is very near..

 

[coolshano]

ela...

 

[Hobhob]

Ela ela...Now Poor Tamil Elam is goes towards the hell

Many dead in Sri Lanka, says UN

By Anbarasan Ethirajan
BBC News, Colombo

The UN says that it estimates that thousands of civilians have been killed and wounded in the conflict in the north-east of Sri Lanka.
The UN's US-based Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) says civilians continue to lose their lives within the war zone.
It says that they are also being killed in the no-fire area which has been hit by artillery attacks.
The government says the UN's figures are "irresponsible and sensationalist".
But UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has strongly deplored the mounting civilian death toll - which he said included children - and appealed to both the army and Tamil Tiger rebels to suspend hostilities to allow time for civilians to safely leave the conflict zone.
See map of the region
"The world body has no verifiable numbers due to lack of access for relief workers, but estimates that thousands have been killed and wounded," the UN News Centre said.
"The (government-designated) no-fire zone is believed to be very squalid and overcrowded and the UN has received information that people are dying from lack of food.
"The conditions there could lead to outbreaks of malaria, dengue fever and measles, and a chicken pox outbreak has already been reported."
It is the first time in the current round of conflict that the UN has talked about thousands of civilian casualties.
Emergency care
But the Sri Lankan foreign secretary Palitha Kohona told the BBC that it was irresponsible to make statements of this nature when the OCHA admitted that it had no access to the area. It is estimated that between 70,000 and 200,000 civilians are caught up in the conflict in the north-east.

 

[X men]

Many dead in Sri Lanka, says UN

By Anbarasan Ethirajan
BBC News, Colombo

The UN says that it estimates that thousands of civilians have been killed and wounded in the conflict in the north-east of Sri Lanka.
The UN's US-based Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) says civilians continue to lose their lives within the war zone.
It says that they are also being killed in the no-fire area which has been hit by artillery attacks.
The government says the UN's figures are "irresponsible and sensationalist".
But UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has strongly deplored the mounting civilian death toll - which he said included children - and appealed to both the army and Tamil Tiger rebels to suspend hostilities to allow time for civilians to safely leave the conflict zone.
See map of the region
"The world body has no verifiable numbers due to lack of access for relief workers, but estimates that thousands have been killed and wounded," the UN News Centre said.
"The (government-designated) no-fire zone is believed to be very squalid and overcrowded and the UN has received information that people are dying from lack of food.
"The conditions there could lead to outbreaks of malaria, dengue fever and measles, and a chicken pox outbreak has already been reported."
It is the first time in the current round of conflict that the UN has talked about thousands of civilian casualties.
Emergency care
But the Sri Lankan foreign secretary Palitha Kohona told the BBC that it was irresponsible to make statements of this nature when the OCHA admitted that it had no access to the area. It is estimated that between 70,000 and 200,000 civilians are caught up in the conflict in the north-east.

Tracked You

Thank yoou for the reply
and give up your eelaam bad dream fromm ur mind
and live in ur country like other foriegners
and this is the night in SL
And the last days of LTTE
Bad Luck
Go to Hell
Bye

 

[Hobhob]

No one country can escape without give human rights to its people or it will end up i

Tracked You

Thank yoou for the reply
and give up your eelaam bad dream fromm ur mind
and live in ur country like other foriegners
and this is the night in SL
And the last days of LTTE
Bad Luck
Go to Hell
Bye

boy if you give equal rights and if you did not massacre them in riots why should they fight? then no need to LTTE...

No one country can escape without give human rights to its people or it will end up in anarchy.


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