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Govt. slow boat
for tsunami

Regimented Wanni
wants help- not helpers

Sunday January 09, 2005

News
	Annan's visit to LTTE areas blocked
	State radio’s 'Prabha dead' story a dead rope
	13 days under rubble: Old man still alive
	Com-sets with tsunami relief
	WB, UN to follow 'colour blind' policy
	UN chief to meet TNA leaders
	Cuban medics here with help
	WB President amazed at Lankan resolve
	No barriers for genuine relief aid, efforts to prevent misuse
	Regimented Wanni wants help- not helpers
	Toilet crisis aggravates woes of tsunami-hit east
	Lankans in Britain mourn deaths of relatives
	No need for anyone to resign says Minister Fowzie
	Relief keeps coming, but who gets what?
	Plank by plank amidst the rubble they built new homes
	Austrians give clean water to Galle
	A trip to the beach ends in sea of tears
	A makara-like wave came crashing in says Samudra Devi head guard
	‘At least our children must be alive’
	Insurance firms go beyond policy
	No room at the top?
	Charles praises volunteers at London Vihara
	Korea pledges hi-tech warning system
	Identity problems for tsunami survivors
	JVP allegedly hijacking food convoys
Financial Times
	Tsunami prompts insurance re-rating
	Visit now and help recovery, tourists told
	Private sector firms recover after numb week
	Aid, receding war threat seen boosting bourse
	SEC probes Ondaatjie transactions
	Rebuilding Sri Lanka
	Corporate rivalry over relief (Comment)
	Mitigating the hazards of the tsunami
	World Bank President visits Sri Lanka
	Is it business as usual in 2005?
	Beverage firms move swiftly to provide bottled water
	British retailer provides substantial help, raising more
	Business Leaders - need to help not show off!
	NSB sets up two funds for disaster relief
	Tsunami disrupts cinnamon peeling
	No damage to tea but leaf supply could be delayed
	Singer helps clean wells of tsunami victims
	Garment industry reacts with speed, human touch
	Tourism to bounce back in no time
	Rebuilding Sri Lanka after the Boxing day disaster
	Tsunami damages east coast coconut plots
	Lanka's biggest fish auction centre pleads for business
	J-Biz appeals for creation of national govt., suspension of political activity
	Tragedy -- yet ways to rebuild the nation
	Sri Lanka worst affected in South Asia

People scramble towards a van carrying relief items on Galle Road near Dodanduwa in the south. Since the tsunami disaster, people have been lining the road sides to get relief items saying that not enough supplies are reaching them in the camps. Pic by Lakshman Gunatilleke.
Columns
	Who's fishing in troubled waters? - Political Column
	Govt. slow boat for tsunami - Situation Report
	Tsunami shifts political tactics, buries promises - 5th Column
	Tsunami relief aid: Rogues and reality - inside the glass house
	Post-tsunami: A 'changed state', not a failed-state - The Rajpal Abyenayake Column
	Can figures reflect the economy's true loss? - The Sunday Times Economic Analysis
	As they say Sky’s the limit - Thoughts from London
	Protect the children of the tsunami - Focus on Rights
	A fragile national unity in Parliament - Lobby
Plus
	WE MUSN’T FORGET THE CHILDREN
	'Come, buy my fish'
	Third eye and our communion with nature
	Dreaded 26 or coincidence?
	From deep ocean to beach
	Breakfast break and a run for life
	Lost to the sea
	Time of crisis and need for leadership
	It’s tsunami times two for Nihal
	What tsunami means: President times three
	When cancer strikes
	They went beyond the call of duty
	Letters to the Editor
	Appreciations
	Books
	Arts
TV Times
	Elvis’ birthday bash on SLBC
	‘Why’: Sunil asks the question
	Sing-A-long with Sam
	‘Gianni Amelio’ film festival
	Italy to promote alternative cinema here
	Mega hits for the New Year
Mirror Magazine
	Youth for Lanka
	Let’s fight it hand in hand
	Re-living memories of yesteryear
	Together for a worthy cause
	Overcoming speech barriers
Sports
	Dharmapala rout Sri J'pura MMV
	Asian tsunami charity match a huge sellout
	World Rugby bodies scrum down to help relief fund
	Tsunami destroys water sports around the island
	Dinner to prop SLC Disaster Relief Fund
	Audrey Scharenguivel Ephraums is no more
	Develop the long game
	Cricketers rally round tsunami victims
	SLC Disaster Assistance Fund gets global support

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