Sri Lanka army chief in Singapore for treatment after bomb attack

June 18, 2006 (AFP) - Sri Lanka's army chief Sarath Fonseka who survived a suicide bomb assassination attempt two months ago has been flown to Singapore for medical treatment, military officials said Sunday.
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Lieutenant General Fonseka, who was critically wounded in the bomb attack carried out inside the tightly-guarded army headquarters here on April 25, was taken abroad at the weekend, officials said.

A woman pretending to be pregnant entered the army hospital inside the military compound to carry out the attack in which 11 people were killed while Fonseka escaped with abdominal injuries.