Why were they late?

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The Wildlife Department Officials had been accused of not attending promptly to an urgent call by the resident and the Army when two elephants had been reported sick in Vavuniya today. Not response could be obtained from the Wildlife officials, however. It is also not known if the elephants were saved. The incident is reported in Omanthai Ilaya Maradankulam area. Pix by Romesh Madushanka

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Kiwi Monday, 03 June 2013 01:13 PM

They were late because there is nothing that is not late in SL.

lanka Monday, 03 June 2013 01:25 PM

might be watching TV, now thats the hot news in govt org

Mr. B. Wijeyasingha Monday, 03 June 2013 05:27 PM

Were they poisoned?

seeni bola Tuesday, 04 June 2013 09:35 AM

dont be surprised if a committee gets appointed to look into this too with no outcome as always!

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