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Photo shock: CBK's
second tsunami

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Sunday January 23, 2005

News
	Heavy firing over buffer zone
	No Annan, but UN going to Mullaitivu
	Govt. arms itself with controversial emergency laws
	UNP wants accountability for needs assessment
	Early warning system by next year
	State banks lend helping hand to affected customers
	Huge US$ 3.5 billion recovery plan unveiled
	Big plans but people wary
	Schools to be reopened, but problems remain
	Lack of equipment hinders rehabilitation work
	Buffer zone plan: Prime Minister booed
	Cold comfort from top brass
	‘Govt may use aid for arms’
	Finding homes for disaster-hit orphans
	Police look for child traffickers
	Basic health practices prevented epidemic
	Church expresses concern over foreign troops in Lanka
	Donors unlikely to accept Govt.'s tsunami 'wish-list' in toto, says agency
	Gangsters' funerals amidst unruly protests
	Plan to help the traumatised
Financial Times
	Lankan firms venture overseas
	Tourist Board, UDA tussle over buffer zone
	CB intervention at Rs 99 to stabilise currency
	SriLankan delays expansion, focus on reviving traffic
	Govt. tax revenue seen falling
	Aid - ensure transparency (Comment)
	Rebuilding Sri Lanka with equality
	Tsunami - crisis to greatness
	Rebuilding plan to give birth to 15 new towns
	SLT ends Sigiri card deal
	Top resort chain goes ahead with Sri Lankan plans
	Could your business be walking around naked? (Business@Home)
	Banks keep tab on transactions to prevent money laundering
	Professional chefs cook for tsunami survivors
	Distilleries now "one of the largest conglomerates"
	IMF ready to give $160m emergency aid on concessional terms
	Stocks soar despite tsunami damage
	Turning a crisis into opportunity
	Rebuilding: Ignoring needs of the nation, the displaced
	Cricket superstar Murali to address National Sales Congress
Sports
	Upul Chandana delighted at county opportunity
	Mathews sends Royal reeling
	Solomons spearheads aid campaign for SLC
	Take good care of those pitches
	Wickremasinghe captures Life Member's Trophy
	With a little bit of help from my friends
	Pick up the pieces
	From India with love
	All's not well with ACUSL - Upali

McRottis for the Marines US Marines enjoying a Koggala version of the hamburger -- a chinese roll sandwiched between two pol rotties -- during a meal break in their relief and reconstruction work. The Koggala hamburger is reported to be selling like ‘hot cakes’ at Rs. 30 per unit. Pix by J. Weerasekara.
Columns
	Poll vault by President - Political Column
	Photo shock: CBK's second tsunami - Situation Report
	Big brother turns Good Samaritan - Situation Report Special Assignment
	Poll of gloom: It's back to politics - 5th Column
	The oppressed do not trust their liberator - inside the glass house
	Wedding rings to political science: a treatise - The Rajpal Abyenayake Column
	Economic euphoria could lead to complacency - The Sunday Times Economic Analysis
	Where tsunami reveals the inner self - Thoughts from London
	Disregarding rule of law imperatives in the aftermath of the tsunami - Focus on Rights
Plus
	BACK TO LIVING
	From morn till night they brought relief
	Time to heal mental wounds
	They too need love
	It's all about humanity
	Rata Perata is passé, like fish and chips
	Simply expressing profound truths
	When listening does the healing
	Letters to the Editor
	Appreciations
	Books
	Arts
TV Times
	‘Siththam Sisila’ from Jayantha
	Sirasa re-launches new path
	‘Maya Dunne’: New tele tackles the drug issue
	Srinath brings ‘Muppets Zoo’ to heal tsunami trauma
	Sanath, Damitha do it again
	Srinath’s “Muppet Zoo and other Stories” at Elphinstone
	‘Elektra’:The sizzling heroine in red attire
Mirror Magazine
	Turning tears into laughter
	Putting on or being put off?
	As fit as a fiddle
	Amazing inventions
	The night the dying winter slept

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