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Police officers inspect the site of a grenade explosion in Vavuniya
08 Feb 2007
Source: Reuters
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Police officers inspect the site of a grenade explosion in Vavuniya, Sri Lanka, February 8, 2007.
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Ethnic Tamil commuters wait for a military convoy to pass at a junction near a hospital in Jaffna February 28, 2007. Sri Lanka's army officially closes the city's main roads two to three times a day for about five hours for the safety of a travelling military convoy. Causing disruptions to the daily life of the civilian populace.


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