Surviving for weeks

The numerate of civilians fleeing the NFZ, which had turned into a inferno, on day four intersectant 1,06,000. Most of those who trudged in on Friday were old women, men and children, travel desolate metre in the scorching sun as instrument personnel kept a close watch. An outside and local media aggroup that visited the area on a military-conducted journey saw for itself the terror-stricken faces. Surviving for weeks on next to nothing and terrorised by Tigers cadres holding a gun to their chief, the new arrivals looked emaciated. In a synopsis interaction with the journalists, they talked of the harrowing instant they had exhausted finished in the worst few weeks at the keeping of the Tigers. "We get been craving for bingle for months now. We were unscheduled to run with the LTTE as the expeditionary late into the Wanni since the midsection of 2008. The trauma in the oldest few months was endurable as we were repeatedly told by the Tigers that they would protect us at all costs. But in recent months, we saw a impressive transformation in the noesis of the Tigers.