12-11-2005, 03:11 PM
<b>Dr. Jayalath in LTTE high security zone</b>
(Dec 11, 1.00 pm) Dr.Jayalath Jayawardane, the Rehabilitation Minister of the United National Front government last day (9) visited LTTE held areas in Mullaitivu and attended several opening ceremonies with LTTE leaders.
Dr. Jayawardane who visited Tiger controlled areas amidst mounting tension in the North in the wake of the killing of army personnel, was accorded a warm welcome by LTTE Executive Director on Public Relations, Lawrence Thilagar.
Commenting on his visit, Dr.Jayawardaane told 'Lanka e News' he proceeded to Tiger held areas from Omanthai, despite been warned by security force officers not to visit Mulliativu as they could not guarantee his safety. Dr. Jayawardane said he took part in the opening of an indoor stadium and a pre school at Muhamalai, Mullaitive for which he had laid the foundation stone some four months ago. The project has been funded by a German NGO 'Peace Village' and the Asian-German Sport Exchange Program.
Dr. Jayawardne said he was the only Sinhalese to be invited to the opening ceremony and added he also declared open a teacher training funded by German Voluntary Organization 'the ABC Foundation'.
http://www.lankaenews.com/English/news.php?id=1371
(Dec 11, 1.00 pm) Dr.Jayalath Jayawardane, the Rehabilitation Minister of the United National Front government last day (9) visited LTTE held areas in Mullaitivu and attended several opening ceremonies with LTTE leaders.
Dr. Jayawardane who visited Tiger controlled areas amidst mounting tension in the North in the wake of the killing of army personnel, was accorded a warm welcome by LTTE Executive Director on Public Relations, Lawrence Thilagar.
Commenting on his visit, Dr.Jayawardaane told 'Lanka e News' he proceeded to Tiger held areas from Omanthai, despite been warned by security force officers not to visit Mulliativu as they could not guarantee his safety. Dr. Jayawardane said he took part in the opening of an indoor stadium and a pre school at Muhamalai, Mullaitive for which he had laid the foundation stone some four months ago. The project has been funded by a German NGO 'Peace Village' and the Asian-German Sport Exchange Program.
Dr. Jayawardne said he was the only Sinhalese to be invited to the opening ceremony and added he also declared open a teacher training funded by German Voluntary Organization 'the ABC Foundation'.
http://www.lankaenews.com/English/news.php?id=1371
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