The pit test excavation work carried out over the past 09 days in the Chemmani Siththuppaththi area is coming to an end today.
A total of 19 human skeletons have been identified and recovered during the excavation so far.
Yesterday, the Judicial Medical Officer requested a 45-day extension from the court to continue the excavation and was instructed to submit a cost estimate immediately. Today, the estimate for the next phase of the investigation was submitted to the court.
In addition to the current excavation site, the surrounding area is also considered suspicious. Locations identified through satellite imagery by Prof. Raj Somadeva and submitted to the court yesterday were filmed today using a drone. The footage has been handed over to Professor Raj Somadeva, for further examination.
The next phase of the excavation is scheduled to begin on June 26.
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No one could be knowing more
what an iceberg be capable of,
other than men who saw the wreck!
First they let loose the leash
And they un-leash the violence.
The #Argentinian judiciary has taken historic step to open a court case against the #Myanmar military - including #MinAungHlaing and much of the current junta’s senior leadership over the ongoing genocide against #Rohingya.
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Pragas knew very well of his long-standing health issue & made peace with it but it was #COVID19 that took him from us in halfway. Last year, @PragasGnanam pledged cadaver donation to Medical faculty- University of Jaffna because he wanted to be a change. Rest in Power. #RIP