Five schools will be reopened in Kili tomorrow after war

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Five schools in the Kilinochchi district will be opened for academic activities today for the first time after the war was concluded, Northern Governor G.A. Chandrasiri said today.
These schools are located in the Karachchi Division of the district where displaced people have been resettled. The teachers who work at these schools will be provided with transport facilities.

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