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- Vellankulam is a small town in Sri Lanka. It is located within Northern Province. The village of Vellankulam is located in Mannar District, 340 kilometers...
- By 2 August 2008, LTTE lost the Mannar District following the fall of Vellankulam town. Troops captured Pooneryn and Mankulam during the final months of...
- Muhamalai FDL. On 2 August 2008 the Sri Lankan army captured the town of Vellankulam which was the last bastion of Tigers in the Mannar district. This marked...
- dismissed the LTTE's offer as needless and treacherous. On 2 August 2008, Vellankulam town, the LTTE's last stronghold in Mannar District, fell to the advancing...
- The A32 p****es through Thirukethiswaram, Pallamadu, Illupaikadavai, Vellankulam, Pallavarayankattu, Chunnavil, Pooneryn and Arukuveli to reach Navatkuli...
- Vidattaltivu Town 16 July 2008 6 Illuppaikkadavai Town 2 August 2008 7 Vellankulam Town, Mulankavil and Pallavarayankaddu areas 12 August 2008 8 Nachchikudha...
- B267 Mampe - Kottawa 6.23 B268 Manipay - Kaithady 13.68 B269 Mankulam - Vellankulam 37.81 B270 Mannar Market Street - Sebastian Hospital 2.33 B271 Maradagahamulla...
- the battle. On 2 August 2008 the Sri Lankan army captured the town of Vellankulam which was the last bastion of Tigers in the Mannar district. This marked...
- Velikkulam, Vellai, Vellalakaddu, Vellampakkaddy, Vellamullivaikal, Vellankulam, Vempootukeni, Veppankulam, Veppankulam South, Veravil, Vettilaikkerni...
- the 57 Division to focus on the offensive. "Sri Lanka Army captured Vellankulam – last bastion of Tigers in Mannar district". Archived from the original...