Sri Lanka: Tamil Eelam Air Force trigger Sri Lanka alert |
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Sri Lanka switched off electricity in the capital Colombo early Wednesday amid fears that Tamil Tiger rebels were flying their light aircraft for a possible attack, officials said. The power supply was cut off before dawn for nearly half an hour as the country's air defence systems spotted two unidentified aircraft, believed to be those of Tamil Tiger rebels, headed towards the south of the island.
"The electricity in Colombo was shut down as part of the air raid alert," a military official said. There were no signs of a rebel attack, but anti-aircraft guns fired in the northern areas of the island. Tamil Tiger rebels used their light aircraft operating out of clandestine air strops inside territory held by them to attack a government air base on October 22. Set as favorite Bookmark Comments (4)
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Singala Modoya 1: tiger plane, tiger plane loooookkkkk... Singala Modoa 2: No modoya, it a flying beetle... Singala Modoya 1: It can't be a flying beetle... Singala Modoya 2: modoya, why did you say that? Singala modoya 1: because, why would our trrops will shoot at the air from their bunkers? And our president is in the bunker praying allah??? Singal modoya 2: Don't you know that they are our cousins and brothers protecting our mother land that we stole from the Tamils? What else do they suppose to do? Singala Modoya 1: at least point at the right direction of the beetle and shoot. :) Modoya 1 and modoya 2 togetther said: we should join the forces and save our mother land. |