Two bomb attacks on civilian buses in Sri Lanka have killed at least 23 civilians and wounded scores of passengers.
In the worst attack, a mine placed on the roadside ripped through a bus just south of Colombo, killing 21, mainly commuters. Hours later, a bomb went off inside a bus in the island nation's central district of Kandy, killing two people. Sri Lanka's military has blamed Tamil Tiger rebels for both attacks, the latest of a series in DW boss voices concern about press freedoms ...
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(Deutsche Welle)
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