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Another contingent of 102 Army, 50 Navy and 48 Air Force personnel left to Haiti as part of the UN peace keeping force. This departing scene was captured at Bandaranaike International Airport, a short while before take off on Friday.

Demands met :

Postal workers back

by Jayantha Sri Nissanka

Postal workers yesterday morning called off the five-day old 'work to rule' campaign after 10 hours of lengthy discussions with authorities winning 19 demands.
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EU ban : No impact on peace facilitation

by Ranga Jayasuriya

The European Union travel ban on the LTTE will not impact on the role of the Norwegian peace facilitators, a Norwegian Embassy spokeswoman said.
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Other Stories

• Lanka's economy grows 6% in 2Q, 2005

• President leaves for France

• Canada open doors to immigrants

• Double deckers on roads again

• Sarasaviya Film Festival : 'Divine honours for the propagation of cinema'

• Phony cop a daring robber, cohorts nabbed

• Money from China for multiple projects

• More funds from Japan for tsunami affected

• Helping Lankan youth

• More VRCs at village level

• Special officers to implement Language Policy

• Support to strengthen Vavuniya

• Model bus collector visits again

• Tsunami affected employees receive houses

• Appeals

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