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Sri Lankan troops in Kilinochchi have had a newly constructed IT lab opened for them at the 65 Division Headquarters this week, declared an official military website.
The newly opened "Nena Saviya Infotech Center" will give Sri Lankan soldiers access to several computers as well as “photo copy, book binding, internet facilities”.
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“As the crucial training programme, a "MS Word Module workshop" was commenced for 12 Junior Officers on the same day,” said the military website.
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