Lanka to the rescue

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A Chinese national who needed urgent medical attention while on a vessel which was passing by Sri Lankan waters was brought to the Trincomalee hospital this morning by the Navy following a request by the Chinese Embassy in Colombo. The Chinese sailor is seen here being given medical attention. Pic by Amadoru Amarageeva

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The Under taker Sunday, 11 July 2010 11:46 AM

WELLDONE -TO OUR NAVY GUYS -KEEP IT UP

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