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Three policemen killed

Three Sri Lankan Policemen were killed in an attack by the Liberation Tigers tonight around 8.10 p.m. in Mutur, south of Trincomalee. Police sources in Trincomalee town said that the Tigers had ambushed a military trained Police patrol in Akkaraichenai, a suburb of the town.

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