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 Europe which has a total population of 800 million is made up of 45 language based nation states. South Asia which has a total population of one billion, (1000 million) is comprised of four states. Who is preventing and therefore benefiting by limiting new nation-states in South Asia?
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| December HR Release |
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Sharp increase in SLA attacks inside LTTE area since Oslo meeting11 Attacks in 6 days; 21 people killed; 20 people injured.7 June, Batticaloa: A claymore attack in Vadamunai killed 10 civilians including three children. A further 14 civilians were injured. Villagers were traveling in a tractor-trailer from Vadamunai to Kiran when their tractor was attacked by a landmine planted by the SLA very near Vadamunai village. 8 June, Mannar: At 12.45 pm, an SLA claymore attack killed two civilians. The transport vehicle, belonging to a contracting firm, Thuppara, traveling from Pallamadu towards Sannar tank in the LTTE area was hit and the two workers were killed instantly. 8 June, Kilinochchi: At 11.45 am, a SLA claymore attack targeted a Mobile Health Unit traveling in the LTTE area seriously wounding the civilian driver and a civilian nurse. The nurse later died of the injuries in hospital. The doctor and another civilian nurse were injured in the attack. 9 June, Mullaitivu: At night the SLA attacked a vehicle in Oddusuddan. 9 June, Mannar: At night SLA attacked a vehicle in Pallamadu. 10 June, Mannar: A senior LTTE commander, Lt Col Mahendi, and three more LTTE members were killed when a SLA claymore hit the vehicle traveling in Vellankulam. 10 June, Vavuniya: SLA attacked a farmer returning from his field in Putur. He died of the injuries in hospital. 10 June, Vavuniya: SLA claymore attack in Nedunkerni hit a NEIAP vehicle, injuring two civilians. NEIAP is a World Bank funded project aimed at rehabilitation of the agricultural industry in Northeast. 11 June, Vavuniya: Two civilians were killed in a SLA claymore attack as they were traveling by motorbike in Palaipani around 10.00 am. 12 June: Vavuniya: A vehicle belonging to the Assistant Government Agent (AGA) for Nedunkerni came under claymore attack by the SLA deep penetration unit. The attack occurred on the Puliyankulam-Nedunkerni Road in Sannasiparanthan. The AGA Pathmanathan was injured and the driver N Balasingam (57) was seriously injured and later died in the hospital. 12 June, Vavuniya: A SLA claymore attacked a vehicle traveling along the Nedunkerni-Mulliayavalai road in Kalikadu at 12.50 pm. The vehicle was damaged but no one was hurt. The vehicle was carrying pilgrims to a famous Hindu temple, Vatrapallai Amman temple, for the annual festival on the night of 12 June. SLMM visited all of the sites of claymore attacks and noted details. SLMM has visited all the claymore attack sites and conducted investigations.
12 June 2006
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