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Flashback: Feb 12 in srilanka

Posted by எல்லாளன் on February 11, 2009

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Flashback:

2008:
2008 Feb 12 18:22 Government analyst visits Sripathi accident site
2008 Feb 12 18:19 4 Tamil passengers arrested at Habarana
2008 Feb 12 16:57 LTTE, SLA exchange artillery fire across Jaffna...
2008 Feb 12 14:15 42 SLA killed in Mannaar clashes - LTTE
2008 Feb 12 14:02 Police harass journalists in Batticaloa
2008 Feb 12 13:28 Jaffna Local councils face financial crisis
2008 Feb 12 12:08 Tamil civilian reported missing in Mannaar
2008 Feb 12 12:07 Dambulla court remands Tamil, Muslim youths
2008 Feb 12 04:04 Outgoing artillery fire rocks Mannaar city

2007:
2007 Feb 12 22:12 NGO worker reported "missing" in Jaffna
2007 Feb 12 22:10 Buddhist monks demand abolition of CFA
2007 Feb 12 21:27 Two bodies found in Colombo
2007 Feb 12 14:16 Two youths shot dead in Chavakacheri
2007 Feb 12 12:41 SL Government troops conduct search operation i...
2007 Feb 12 11:36 Military victory unlikely to produce lasting so...
2007 Feb 12 07:16 SLAF steps up aerial bombardment in Vanni
2007 Feb 12 02:15 Food shortage looms in Jaffna peninsula

2006:
2006 Feb 12 20:19 Harvard experts too pro-Tiger, too liberal, say...
2006 Feb 12 16:33 Tamil educators honored in Trincomalee
2006 Feb 12 16:30 Red Cross constructs permanent houses for Trinc...
2006 Feb 12 16:27 TNA to contest eleven local councils in Trinco ...
2006 Feb 12 02:05 Swedish Tamils assist Muttur children's home

2005:
2005 Feb 12 14:54 Grenade attack on Mannar LTTE political office,...
2005 Feb 12 14:14 Youths burn SLA post, Police retaliate in Thenm...
2005 Feb 12 14:11 Ship begins medical work under SLN restrictions
2005 Feb 12 12:39 Pirapaharan honours slain TNA MP
2005 Feb 12 10:05 Jaffna, Vavuniya shut down in hartal, protester...
2005 Feb 12 07:50 Killing of Kousalyan has poisoned ceasefire - A...
2005 Feb 12 02:30 Sri Lanka imposes Duty on Tsunami relief supplies

2004:
2004 Feb 12 16:34 Vadamaradchi civilian shot and wounded by Police
2004 Feb 12 13:49 Tigers hand over underage members to UNICEF
2004 Feb 12 11:56 SLA troops assault fishermen over Indian poachers
2004 Feb 12 09:57 Turmoil cost lucrative Thai trade pact – ex min...
2004 Feb 12 03:07 FR case against local polls in Amparai district
2004 Feb 12 00:55 Protest stops SLA from putting back Chavakachch...
2004 Feb 12 00:26 Polling stations considered in no-man zones
2004 Feb 12 00:02 TNA discussions on election strategy to continue

2003:
2003 Feb 12 23:52 TNA parliamentarian cautions Tamils about anti-...
2003 Feb 12 19:00 France to send constitutional experts to Sri Lanka
2003 Feb 12 17:41 'Manipay incident will not be repeated-' Jaffna...
2003 Feb 12 16:30 SLTMA Condemns SLA attacks on Tamil journalists
2003 Feb 12 11:12 LTTE women cadres, civilians injured in SLA ass...
2003 Feb 12 02:33 Bar Association demands new Law Faculty at Trin...

2002:
2002 Feb 12 15:11 Local Govt. Ordinance amendment bill before SC

2001:
2001 Feb 12 09:19 British ban will scuttle peace process - LTTE

2000:
2000 Feb 12 21:16 STF member killed in claymore blast
2000 Feb 12 15:42 Ministerial posts for rebel MPs?
2000 Feb 12 14:49 New political party formed

1999:
1999 Feb 12 17:54 Religious leaders describe Vanni visit
1999 Feb 12 11:53 News in Brief:
1999 Feb 12 07:39 Devotees barred from attending Hindu festival
1999 Feb 12 05:06 PLOTE suspected in TELO office fire
1999 Feb 12 00:00 Court to protest Chemmani excavations plan

1998:
1998 Feb 12 23:59 LTTE seeks access to "secret" records
1998 Feb 12 23:59 Five killed in Vanni clashes - VoT
1998 Feb 12 23:59 Batticaloa farmers face bleak prospects
1998 Feb 12 23:59 Pro-government militia seen bracing themselves
1998 Feb 12 23:59 Protest planned over massacre
1998 Feb 12 23:59 Brazen robberies in Suthumalai
1998 Feb 12 23:59 More internecine clashes in Jaffna
1998 Feb 12 23:59 SLA claims Vanni advance

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