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Thursday, October 23,  2008
      Editorial:When the underdog bares fangs
An attempt by Sea Tigers to sink two vessels, one carrying food, at Myliddy, near the Kankesanthurai harbour, was foiled by Navy escort vessels. Mercs Ruhuna and Mercs Nimalawa, the cargo ships, were targeted by three LTTE suicide boats. The Navy destroyed two of the boats, one of which exploded near Mercs Nimalawa causing damage to it, but the cargo was safe.
The incident occurred around 5.00 a.m. yesterday. Mercs Ruhuna was carrying a load 3,800 metric tons of cement from Trincomalee to Kankesanthurai while Mercs Nimalawa carried food items and ...
Sri Lanka’s legal sector took a step in a new direction with the introduction of Video Conference Technology in the Commercial High Court in a case between two shipping companies. Commercial High Court Judge K. T. Chitrasiri heard evidence through this process given American John Simpson from New York. Chief Justice Sarath N. Silva watches the proceedings.
(Photo-Kamal Bogoda)


Finance Ministry probe into missing computer
The Finance Ministry has initiated a separate investigation into the missing computer from the Inland Revenue Department, Minister of Finance and State Revenue Ranjith Siyambalapitiya said. This was in addition to ...

LSSP demands 13th Amendment be implemented
The All Party Representative Committee (APRC) recommended to the President in January 2008 that the 13th Amendment to the Constitution be fully implemented pending agreement in the All Party Conference ...
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