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Police find cache of grenades in Colombo's Buddhist temple
COLOMBO. Feb 18? Police "found a cache of grenades Sunday in a temple in the Sri Lankan capital, which has been beleaguered by fears of Tamil rebel attacks since a suicide bomb assault last month killed 83 people, reports AP.
Two racket propelled grenades in aluminium foils and 16 hand grenades packed in two large plastic dolls were dug out of the ground in the compound of a Buddhist temple. said T.B. Dissanayake Colombo's police deputy chief.
Dissanayake said the arms were apparently smuggled in by the separatist guerrillas of the Lyrption Tigers of Tamil Eelaim or LTTE.
Pofice found the grenades through information divulged by Rwialingain Dharmalingam, a suspected Tamil rebel, who was arrested on February 8.
Dissanayake said.
Dharmalingam, a government official, has lived for the last 10 years near the Dhara-madutha Vihara temple.
We believe that he has some involvement with the LTTE." Dissanayake told The Associated Press.
Last Monday, police found nearly 150 kilograms (330 pounds) of explosives hidden in the fuel tank of a truck park in another Budhist temple. The Budhists temples apparently are being used by the Tamil guerrillas as these arc least likely to be searched.
The Tigers have often used terror as part of their campaign to set up an independent Tamil nation in northern and eastern Sri Lanka.
More than. 40.000 people have been killed in the war that has largely been fought in
the jungles, but often spilled into towns and cities, including Colombo-
On January 31. suicide bombers in a truck packed with about 400 kilograms (880 pounds) of explosives blew up the central bank in Colombo, setting off raging fires in many buildings. At least 83 people were killed and more than 1,400 injured.
The Tigers did not claim responsibility but suicide attacks are LTTE's battle tactics.
The bombing, the deadliest ever in Colombo, has created an unprecedented sense of fear among the people and rumors abound of attacks by the rebels. The government has closed all schools indefinitely and troops guard the streets around tne-clock.