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A grand mother's courage and new excavations of Chemmani mass graves • Sri Lanka Brief

(By Shabeer Mohamed/ Sunday Observer) In 2024, the Nallur Pradeshiya Sabha allocated Rs. 5 million to recon struct the Siththup paththi cemetery. A private company was contracted for the work. On February 13, 2025, during the initial construction work, four foundation pits were dug. Human skeletons were uncovered in the first and fourth pits at a depth of just half a foot Chemmani, a quiet area near Jaffna in Northern Sri Lanka, has once again…
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srilankabrief.org broke the news in on Sunday, July 6, 2025.
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