Reports

1. HIGHLIGHTS Due to the recent storm “Tauktae” Sri Lanka experienced heavy rainfall with high winds from 13th May early morning till 14th May and most parts of the South Western region received more than 250mm rain-fall…

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Heavy rain caused flooding and landslides in Western, Central and Southern Provinces of Sri Lanka, resulting in casualties. According to Sri Lanka‘s Disaster Management Centre (DMC), three people died and one has been injured by flood…

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Ferrying of stranded civilians on boats, road clearance work, evacuation of victims or threatened people from earthslip-prone areas, supply of immediate snacks and meal packets, transport of the affected to nearest relief centres, provision of first-aid…

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As a result of flood emergencies following the inclement weather, 02 more Navy relief teams were sent out to flood-prone areas in the Gampaha district (15th May 2021) to rescue distressed communities and provide them with…

SUMMARY • As of 23 November, there have been 20,171 positive cases, 14,497 recoveries, and 87 deaths across the country. • UNICEF helped to procure and deliver critical hygiene and infection-prevention supplies to high-risk communities and treatment centers…

Board Chair Shares a few words... *“We COMMIT ourselves to one another, to all the children of God and indeed to the human family everywhere, with the openness of heart, generosity of spirit, and fidelity of love”.…

A. SITUATION ANALYSIS Description of the disaster The Northeast monsoon and activation of a depression in the south-east Bay of Bengal intensified rainfall in Sri Lanka from 2 to 5 December 2020 where the northern province of Sri Lanka…