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Wattala loku prashnayak kyiala ehe ekek call kala. to call 119. i have put a thread also. even i cant call.. i tried so many times
spidyabey said:Me dan ahasata vedi thibba.Air crafts awith wage ltte!!
boru neme needa?
news walata kiyanna ne thama.
Lich said:
ekathamai.......... EMERGENCY SERVISE IS NOT REACHABLE!!
funniest thing of the year...........
Terrorists launch air strikes at Kelani-Tissa power plant
LTTE terrorists have launched an air attack at the Kelani-Tissa power plant a short while ago (Oct 29).
According to available information, the blasts have caused minor damages to the premises.
More information will follow.
defence.lk
LTTE terrorists have launched an air attack at the Kelani-Tissa power plant a short while ago (Oct 29).
According to available information, the blasts have caused minor damages to the premises.
More information will follow.
defence.lk
COLOMBO (Reuters) - Tamil Tiger rebels carried two air strikes near a northern military base and oil tanks in the Sri Lankan capital, military sources said.
The attacks prompted anti-aircraft fire across Colombo's shore, which had been darkened after the power was switched off as a precaution shortly after the first strike at Mannar, located near the northern war zone about 250 km to the north.
"One LTTE (Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam) aircraft was airborne and dropped bombs on Mannar area military headquarters. We are checking on reports of damages and casualties," a military official speaking on condition of anonymity told Reuters. Another official confirmed the strike.
Shortly afterwards, the sound of heavy guns echoed through Colombo, as people stood in the streets watching.
"The aircraft dropped bombs in Colombo near the oil storage tanks," a military source said on condition of anonymity. Another source confirmed it and said it was under investigation.
There was no immediate comment from military headquarters.
If confirmed, these would be the eighth and ninth strikes by the Tigers' rudimentary air wing, which debuted in March 2007 with a bombing run on the military air base inside Colombo's international airport.
The last raid came in September, when the military said it had shot down one of the planes. The Tigers denied that, and no evidence was ever found.
The military says the Tigers' air wing has three two-seater Czech-made Zlin-143 aircraft fitted with homemade bombing equipment.
The attacks prompted anti-aircraft fire across Colombo's shore, which had been darkened after the power was switched off as a precaution shortly after the first strike at Mannar, located near the northern war zone about 250 km to the north.
"One LTTE (Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam) aircraft was airborne and dropped bombs on Mannar area military headquarters. We are checking on reports of damages and casualties," a military official speaking on condition of anonymity told Reuters. Another official confirmed the strike.
Shortly afterwards, the sound of heavy guns echoed through Colombo, as people stood in the streets watching.
"The aircraft dropped bombs in Colombo near the oil storage tanks," a military source said on condition of anonymity. Another source confirmed it and said it was under investigation.
There was no immediate comment from military headquarters.
If confirmed, these would be the eighth and ninth strikes by the Tigers' rudimentary air wing, which debuted in March 2007 with a bombing run on the military air base inside Colombo's international airport.
The last raid came in September, when the military said it had shot down one of the planes. The Tigers denied that, and no evidence was ever found.
The military says the Tigers' air wing has three two-seater Czech-made Zlin-143 aircraft fitted with homemade bombing equipment.
