Troops helping flood victims

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Seen here a group of army personnel helping flood victims to cross the Kiran Lagoon in Batticaloa as heavy floods have affected basic transportation in the district. The security forces continue to assist the flood victims in providing shelter, food and medication to them. Due to floods at least 21 people died and over 1.2 million affected by heavy monsoon showers that have flooded most parts of the island's north, north central and eastern regions. Pic By Pradeep Pathirana

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MOHIDEEN Friday, 11 February 2011 04:09 AM

Regret, not a single comment for this so far, whereas an appreciation is very much deserved.

sri gorilla Friday, 11 February 2011 08:04 AM

They were there and they will be there....when the country needs them....appreciate the service

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