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A nation-wide two minute silence was maintained a short while ago between 9.25 a.m to 9.27 a.m as a mark of respect for those who died in the 2004 tsunami..jpg)
hemalatha Sunday, 26 December 2010 06:10 AM
may god bless them, comfort hart and mine, their friends and relatives
ramesh Sunday, 26 December 2010 06:30 AM
Why choose 9.25 to commemorate this national event.? The first place to be hit was the east coast at 5.20. You only have to go to Trinco market and see the clock. It shows 5.20 am. Are the Eastern Prov. people not Lankans? Second point: FROM 5.20 AM to 925 is four hours elapse time. Why dont we honour the dead in the South by prosecuting all the officials who caused their deaths..
tutre Sunday, 26 December 2010 06:45 AM
nice one
Cheena Pattas Sunday, 26 December 2010 07:47 AM
It is time to forget the past and move on. Most people have done so. It is only the ones that want to make a fast buck still talk of the tsunami.
mahaweliraja Sunday, 26 December 2010 07:21 PM
it wasn't 5.20 at Trinco, but definitely 9:05 when the wave hit Batticaloa. 9.25 was when the wave hit Hambantota and started affecting Sinhalese. sri Lanka is a Sinhala only country, you see... the rest simply doesn't exist because we don't have minorities anymore.
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