The Aluth Oya massacre (Also known as Habarana massacre, Good Friday Massacre) was the massacre of 127 Sinhalese civilians, including children and women...

Habarana massacre may refer to: Aluth Oya massacre (1987), Sri Lanka 2006 Digampathana bombing, Sri Lanka This disambiguation page lists articles associated...

Vadamarachchi. On Good Friday, 17 April 1987, the LTTE carried out the Aluth Oya massacre, killing 127 civilians, including children and women. This was followed...

The following is a list of massacres that have occurred in Sri Lanka and its predecessors. (Numbers may be approximate.) All males between 15 and 60 years...

Sri Maha Bodhi attack, Aluth Oya massacre, Colombo Central Bus Station bombing, Kattankudy mosque massacre, Palliyagodella massacre and Digampathana bombing...

6 February 2012. "Sri Lanka: The Untold Story, Chapter 29 – Prisoners massacred". Asia Times. 2 March 2002. Archived from the original on 31 March 2002...

19 killed in blast Revisiting Tamil Tiger massacres in Sri Lanka, Sunday Observer List of Muslims massacred by Tiger Terrorists from March 6, 1988 to...

people were killed/injured by the incident. Tamils Kill 18 Near Site of Massacre, Los Angeles Times, April 20, 1987 Map of worst terrorist attacks worldwide:...

and five others, who were not identified. July 28: Ethawetunawewa, Weli Oya: LTTE operatives hacked to death 16 Sinhalese villagers. August 16: Trincomalee...

waylaid a bus carrying southbound Sinhalese from Trincomalee at Aluth Oya and massacred them. The week after, the village of Jayantipura near Kantale was...