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Si Lanka remembers victims of Easter Sunday terror bombings

Si Lanka remembers victims of Easter Sunday terror bombings
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Colombo, Apr 21 (EFE).- Sri Lanka Wednesday held teary-eyed memorial services for victims of terror on the second anniversary of the 2019 Easter Sunday attacks that killed more than 250 people.
Two years on, families of the victims are waiting for justice to punish those responsible for the worst terror carnage that mainly targeted the Christian minority on the island.
Local Islamist extremist group National Thawheed Jamaat, linked to the Islamic State terror network, owned the responsibility for the attacks on three churches and three luxury hotels.
Over a thousand people, mostly relatives of the victims, gathered for the memorial service at the St Anthony’s Church in Colombo, one of the three churches devastated by the suicide attacks on Apr.21, 2019. ....

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Government should declare A Year of Tolerance

th April. Two years ago, in 2019, it fell on 21
st April 2021. All of you who are reading this will recall exactly where you were and what you were doing on that fateful day in 2019. Easter Sunday 2019 was such an impactful day that it came to define us as individuals, families, communities, nations and humanity itself. In brief, it not only showed the world the best of humanity and worst of humanity but to this day continues to do so. It is also the type of day that all of us will remember for ever and pass on to our children and grandchildren, as a lesson in life. The carnage which took place on that day should never be forgotten and never should be allowed to be forgotten for any reason. The remembrance of this day should be dedicated to the memory of the victims of this heinous terrorist crime and equally to survivors of it and most of all dedicated to the loved ones of those who lost their lives on that day, who have to live every single day with only memories. ....

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Cremating Muslim Covid Dead Bodies; Sri Lanka Is Right - Whole World Is Wrong?

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In a video interview with CHAMUDITHA early December 2020, Dr Nihal Abeysinghe, Senior Government Virologist and Epidemiologist explained that corona Virus dead bodies could be either buried or cremated. He said there was no question of germs spreading through water in the grave and causing health hazards to the livin
The World Health Organization (WHO) advice was followed by countries all over the world. However Sri Lanka remains hell bent on cremating Muslim corona virus dead dismissing their religious sentiments.
The government claims that its decision was based on the health ministry technical committee advise which does not have a virologist. This was endorsed by Professor Tissa Vitarana who said there is no virologist in the committee set up to deal with this issue. ....

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