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Sri Lanka High Court Convicts 15 Over 2019 Easter Bombings, Nine Acquitted
A Sri Lankan High Court found 15 men guilty of plotting the 2019 Easter Sunday bombings that killed 270 people. Nine accused were acquitted.
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