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Civilians fleeing for safety shot at by tigers

  • „19 including 2 children and 5 women killed
  • „75 including 11 children and 27 women injured
  • „New security measures to screen civilians
  • „About 30000 reach safety areas by last afternoon

By Gagani Weerakoon
A group of nearly 1000 civilians, who were moving to safety areas in Uddayarkattukualam, were allegedly attacked by the LTTE yesterday.

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Hospital workers attend to injured children brought to the main hospital in Anuradapura. The military said a total of 19 people were killed and 75 wounded when Tamil Tigers opened fire on them. The victims were among some 1,000 civilians who escaped from Tamil rebel-held territory amid gun fire from the guerrillas who have been trying to hold some 100,000 civilians hostage as security forces keep up a major offensive to crush the guerrillas. AFP


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