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DateLine Sunday, 9 March 2008

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After decades of travails and tragedy under LTTE clutches, the liberated residents of Batticaloa will exercise their democratic right tomorrow at the Local Government elections. All yearn for peace and democracy and that day is not far off, as seen on the smiling faces of these school children in Battticaloa.
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All set for Batticaloa LG polls tomorrow

270,471 voters to elect 101 members:

Batticaloa will go for Local Government polls tomorrow with 270,471 voters casting their votes at 285 polling stations in the district. Assistant Commissioner of Elections T. Krishnananthalingam told the Sunday Observer that the Elections Office in Batticaloa with the assistance of the police and the Security Forces has taken all steps to ensure that the local polls in the Batticaloa district take place without any hindrance.

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Navy rounds up 63 South Indian fishermen

The Navy arrested 63 South Indian fishermen in six fishing trawlers in Lankan territorial waters on Friday, Navy spokesman Commander, D. K. P. Dassanayake said. Commander Dassanayake told the Sunday Observer the South Indian fishermen were rounded up by the Navy eight nautical miles off the west of Talawila around 12 noon on Friday.

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Lid blown off lucrative mining business

A lucrative business involving mining of rose silicon in the mountainous region of Naula, Matale came to light when policemen from the Central Anti Vice Striking Force swooped on the mining site last Monday and arrested 64 persons involved in mining. The suspects had been in possession of bogus permits issued by several state agencies.

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Strategic plan to ease city traffic congestion

Mixed reactions from business community

The Ministry of Transport is formulating a transport policy to reduce the number of vehicles coming to Colombo to minimise traffic congestion, save fuel consumption and reduce air pollution.

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