LTTE Bombs, 6 Suicide Boats Found

A special police team from the Central Province had uncovered 50 bombs with white phosphorous, six LTTE suicide boats, high powered explosives, suicide kits and a large number of war material buried in Vellamulliwaikkal in Mullaitivu.

The detection was made by the police on Friday.  The search operation was conducted on a tip-off from a senior LTTE cadre who was taken into custody from an IDP camp in Vavuniya.

It was found that he had been among those who had planned the Sea Tiger attacks on Galle, Trincomalee and Colombo Port.

Among the arsenal of weapons discovered were four RPG weapons, four suicide kits, six claymore mines, 1000 kilos of C4 explosives, 50 bombs with white phosphorous, 15  T56 weapons.

Police said these weapons and explosives had been

Further investigations are conducted by Central Province Senior DIG Gamini Navaratne, Central Province DIG Pujitha Jayasundera, Kandy SSP Ranjith Kasthuriratne and Central Province Terrorist Investigation Division OIC, K.M. Bowala.

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Bangkok Airways jet skidded

Bangkok Airways jet skidded, BANGKOK: A pilot was killed and seven passengers hospitalised Tuesday when a Bangkok Airways jet skidded and hit an old control tower as it landed on Thailand’s resort island of Ko Samui, the airline said.

Thailand’s public health ministry said 42 people were injured in the crash.

Among the injured, Bangkok Airways’ president said four passengers — one Italian, two British and one Swiss — were seriously injured.

“The flight landed on the south runway and skidded off on the left side before it hit an abandoned air control tower. The aircraft was damaged,” Puttipong Prasattong Osot told reporters.

“The captain was killed and the co-pilot was evacuated from the aircraft and is now hospitalised,” he said.

Another six passengers had also been taken to hospital, with broken legs among the injuries, but everyone on board had been safely evacuated, he said.

“There are four passengers seriously wounded, one Italian, two British, one Swiss,” he added.

Puttipong named the pilot as Captain Chatchai Pansuwan and said he had worked with Bangkok Airways for 19 years, and had flown that model of aircraft for the past 14 years.

Aviation officials were en route to Samui airport to investigate the cause of the incident, he said.

There were 68 passengers aboard the 70-seater ATR-72, Puttipong said, which was flying from the southwestern tourist town Krabi, on the Andaman coast, to Ko Samui in the Gulf of Thailand.

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3.2 Patch Notes

3.2 Patch Notes, WoW  has multiple independent sources confirming the release of Patch 3.2 tomorrow (Tuesday August 4th in the US) and we’re happy to pass that information along to you.(3.2 Patch Notes)

There are no patch notes available yet; however, they will no doubt be made available within the next few hours. But really, the patch notes are not going to deviate a terrible amount from the PTR patch notes, so this evening is a good time to familiarize yourself with everything.

The patch will also bring with it some rather significant extended maintenance as well.

WoW.com has compiled everything we’ve written into a very large and complete patch guide, WoW.’s Guide To Patch 3.2.

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Cash For Clunkers Car List

Cash For Clunkers Car List, We have been receiving some emails about “which cars fall under the nations Cash for Clunkers program“: a program that has recently just been extended due to great performance. This program is rumored to run through the weekend to help buyers get into more newer and fuel efficient vehicles.

The AP that the House has voted to rush an additional “$2 billion into the popular but financially strapped “cash for clunkers” car program.”

Some luxury cars that fall under this list are cars like the 1992 BMW 8 Series,1997 BMW 7 Series, the 1994 Audi V8, 2000 Audi A6 (V6 model non turbo), 2000 Land Rover Range Rover, 1997 Mercedes-Benz S-Class, and the 1994 Porsche 968.

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Cash For Clunkers Car List