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No this is not a true to life hostage situation, but a mock operation being enacted at the BMICH as part of the ongoing Cormorant Exercise-2019 (Operation Diyakawa) being held for the 10th consecutive year, in different parts of the country, involving local and international personnel from the tri-forces.

Pic by Indika Handuwala

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Work-to-rule or sabotage?