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Latest Sri Lankan Pictures By Yahoo News
| Latest Sri Lankan Pictures |  Sri Lanka's bowler Muttiah Muralitharan bowls to South Africa's Graeme Smith, unseen, during their Super Eight Cricket World Cup match at the Guyana National Stadium in Georgetown, Guyana, in this Wednesday, March 28, 2007 file photo. (AP Photo/B.K.Bangash) AP via Yahoo! News - Apr 08 12:21 PM
 A roadside bomb has hit a bus in northern Sri Lanka. (Reuters) Reuters via Yahoo! News - Apr 08 8:47 AM
 Soldiers patrol the streets in Sri Lanka. Suspected Tamil Tiger rebels detonated a roadside bomb on Saturday, killing eight passengers on a bus and wounding 25, the Sri Lankan government said, marking the latest violence on the island.(AFP/Lakruwan Wanniarachchi) AFP via Yahoo! News - Apr 07 2:24 PM
 Sri Lankan soldiers patrol Batticaloa. Suspected Tamil Tiger rebels have set off a roadside explosion, killing seven bus passengers and wounding 26 in northern Sri Lanka.(AFP/Lakruwan Wanniarchchi) AFP via Yahoo! News - Apr 07 3:28 AM
 Sri Lankan medical workers use a trolley to bring a bomb attack victim into a hospital in Vavuniya, 07 April 2007. Suspected Tamil Tiger rebels have set off a roadside blast, killing seven bus passengers and wounding 26 in Sri Lanka, the government said, marking the latest violence on the island.(AFP/T. Vivekarasa) AFP via Yahoo! News - Apr 07 3:28 AM
 Sri Lankan medical workers attend to a bomb attack victim in a hospital in Vavuniya, 07 April 2007. Suspected Tamil Tiger rebels have set off a roadside blast, killing seven bus passengers and wounding 26 in Sri Lanka, the government said, marking the latest violence on the island.(AFP/T. Vivekarasa) AFP via Yahoo! News - Apr 07 3:28 AM
 Soldiers patrolling streets in Sri Lanka. Security has been intensified across the island's northern and eastern regions in a bid to prevent Tiger attacks, the government said.(AFP/Lakruwan Wanniarachchi) AFP via Yahoo! News - Apr 07 1:49 AM
 Soldiers patrol in Batticaloa. Suspected Tamil Tiger rebels set off a roadside explosion, killing seven bus passengers and wounding 26 in northern Sri Lanka Saturday, military sources said(AFP/Lakruwan Wanniarchchi) AFP via Yahoo! News - Apr 07 1:48 AM
 A bomb blast victim undergoing treatment at a hospital in Vavuniya. Suspected Tamil Tiger rebels set off a roadside blast, killing seven bus passengers and wounding 26 in Sri Lanka, marking the latest violence on the island.(AFP/T. Vivekarasa) AFP via Yahoo! News - Apr 07 1:49 AM
 Sri Lankan soldiers. Suspected Tamil Tiger rebels set off a roadside explosion, killing seven bus passengers and wounding 26 in northern Sri Lanka, military sources said.(AFP/Lakruwan Wanniarachchi) AFP via Yahoo! News - Apr 06 10:18 PM
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