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War threat recedes
as tsunami batters Tigers

Sunday January 02, 2005

News
	US troops for Sri Lanka
	Temporary early warning process set up
	New quake zone close to Lanka
	East now flooded after tsunami
	Battered LTTE says aid only through TRO
	Food lorries ambushed, aid plundered
	Power, posts or perks meant little to Pathi
	Aid pours in: Can govt. handle it alone?
	Funeral of Eardley Perera today
	Southern Province: alternative routes for motorists
	Brits give generously as politics muddies the scene
	Parliament sits on Tuesday
	Lawyers set up relief fund for affected members
	From north to south a battered people
	Hawaii did not know whom to contact in Sri Lanka
	Disaster Management Centre was itself a disaster
	Will tsunami destruction get us an early warning system?
	Tsunami ‘warning’ was on Internet before it hit Lanka
	Peradeniya Geology Dept. head warned of calamity
	Effective disaster management calls for better co ordination
	No Deepthi, no arrest
	After the sea terror, the landmine horror
	Soldier’s family survives the Samudra death, saves two girls
	Doctors brave tsunami to deliver baby
	50 mobile hospitals to prevent epidemics
Financial Times
	Tsunami shock jolts country’s economy
	S&P downgrades SLT rating after cable damage
	SMS used to trace hundreds of tourists
	Lankan grit; Lankan spirit
	A chance to rebuild, reunite (Comment)
	Federation of chambers' magnificent initiatives
	Private firms empty markets with purchases for sea surge victims
	New Year greetings and resolutions to business sector leaders
	Unilever Sri Lanka and its employees pledge 100 mln
	Tsunami and shareholder value
	Sri Lanka's moment of grief and challenge
	Action beyond immediate relief
	J-Biz urges all political parties to come together
	Hutch, Rankatha set up distress call centres in affected areas
	Mobiles gave connectivity when landlines broke
	Insurance impact still unclear
Sports
	Murali and fiancee escape killer waves
	Harrowing experience for English schoolboys
	Tsunami brings horror to cricketers’ families
	Jehan's narrow escape from tsunami terror
	Funds pour in for tsunami victims from Down Under
	Sanath, Sanga in top ten
	Lacking the killer punch!
	Tour loss a blow
	Mithun Perera wins Debug Trophy

They are too young to understand the full wrath of the tsunami catastrophe and too vulnerable to escape its deadly consequences. They are Sri Lanka’s children, having their first meal for the New Year at a Muttur refugee camp. Pic by Ishara S. Kodikara.
Columns
	The 'I' of the tsunami By Our Political Editor - Political Column
	War threat recedes as tsunami batters Tigers - Situation Report
	If we work together, we can still hope for a happier New Year - 5th Column
	Slurred by "stingy" remark, US reflects its people's generosity - inside the glass house
	20 years of war in twenty minutes - The Rajpal Abyenayake Column
	Transforming the disaster into a window of economic opportunity - The Sunday Times Economic Analysis
	When the birds of passage fly in - Thoughts from London
	Rising out of the ashes - we need accountability not words - Focus on Rights
Plus
	Our Agony
	Just fifteen minutes
	He who knows remedies, scrabble and bonsai
	Animals have sixth sense
	Playing a godly game of tolerance
	When tsunami waves brought Vihara Maha Devi to Lanka
	Looking back and looking forward
	Battered by tsunami they now fear disease
	Tsunami struck Galle in 1883 says famed futurist writer
	Relief to see Wilpattu animals (Kala Korner)
	Another flight of different creativity
	Serendipity: How the vogue word became vague
	Letters to the Editor
	Appreciations
	Books
TV Times
	Ramli: allround talent
	‘IRAJ’:New Urban & Asian Hip hop collection
	‘Sanduni’ comes with Lankan and Indian cast
	‘Parasathu Mal’ in memory of Gamini
	‘The First 9 1/2 weeks’ at MC
	Jayantha’s ‘Guerilla Marketing’ ready for release
	Blade Returns for the Final Cut
	Blade Returns for the Final Cut
Mirror Magazine
	Holding on to
	Three Musketeers in badminton
	Reaching out for higher branches
	A resolution for you
	True spirit of a new ye

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