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At fourth round in Thailand - High security zones : top on the agenda by S. Selvakumar The thorny issue of resettlement of internally displaced people in the
High Security Zones in the Jaffna peninsula over which the Army and the
LTTE are at loggerheads will be the focus of attention at the fourth round
of peace talks between the government and the LTTE which begins at the
"Rose Garden Resort", Nakom Pathom in Thailand tomorrow,
diplomatic sources said.
FM chides President's intervention by Ananth Palakidnar Foreign Minister Tyronne Fernando fully endorsing the letter sent by
Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe to President Chandrika Bandaranaike
Kumaratunga urging her to be cautious in her intervention with the Prime
Minister of Norway said that in future, the President should consult him
as the Minister of Foreign Affairs when she deals with matters related to
external affairs. Interpol hunting for Pramuka Bank chief by Jayampathy Jayasinghe Rohan Perera, the absconding CEO of Pramuka Bank being hunted by the
Interpol in London and Paris is beleived to have crossed over to a third
country, details of which are not known. Perera who slipped out of the
country before the CID could question him, was believed to have been in
London at the time the interpol assistance was sought by the CID. Hotels: all set to face tourist influx by BEVERLEY JANSZ Not only city hotels, but also hotels in the country are gearing up for
the influx of tourists expected to visit Sri Lanka this year. Chairman,
Ceylon Hotels Corporation Bodhisiri Ranasinghe said in an interview with
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