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NEDUMBASSERY, JAN. 6. A German aircraft with relief workers for assisting in relief and rehabilitation operations in tsunami-hit Sri Lanka arrived here at the Cochin International Airport early this morning. The aircraft, A-310, owned by the German Navy, with 106 persons on board arrived here at 6.25 a.m. Thirty-one relief workers disembarked at the Kochi airport and soon left for the Port. They would leave for Colombo via sea this Sunday. The materials and equipments for their relief operations in Colombo were expected to arrive at the Nedumbassery airport by IL-76, a medium range military transport aircraft, late this night. Later in the afternoon, two more flights assigned with relief operations landed at the Nedumbassery airport. Two Hercules C-130 aircrafts en route to Indonesia for relief operations landed here for refuelling. The aircrafts left soon after refuelling.
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