Tsunami Faith In Sri Lanka Spreads As Survivors Seek Meaning
In Sri Lanka survivors turn to faith after the tsunami. Christians Muslims and Buddhists describe renewed belief and moral reflection as temples mosques and churches report rising attendance. Affected towns like Talpe Galle and Mullaittivu show statues and icons largely intact amid devastation. local leaders urge collective responsibility amid critique of corruption and greed.
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A Kish Island case ends after the victim’s family accepts monetary compensation of 62,500 dollars. Afsaneh Nowrouzi, 4, had been sentenced to death in 2001 for stabbing Behzad Moghaddam in 1997 claiming self defense against rape. judicial officials say the pardon ends ongoing domestic and international activism over the verdict.
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