A total of 37 civilians have fled from LTTE captivity and sought protection with security forces at Welioya, Mullaittivu since 9a.m., today (Dec 20).
The first group of escapees, 26 civilians including 14 males and 12 females have arrived at Welioya at around 9a.m., Wanni military sources said. The civilians were locals from Mullaittivu, who had revealed horrifying experiences with LTTE in the non-liberated areas. According to the civilians, terrorists are forcing people in Mullaittivu towards 'mobile LTTE medical centers', intimidating them to giveaway at least a blood pint in the process.
Meanwhile, another group of escapees from Mullaittivu have made their way towards Weiloya, and sought protection with troops at around 11.30a.m., after fleeing from LTTE for days. The group consisted of 11 civilians who were later directed to the IDP welfare center in Welioya. These people have also revealed experiencing similar hardships under LTTE, the sources further said.
Earlier, 8 civilians from the non-liberated area had sought protection with security forces, this morning at 8a.m.
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