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Over 207,000 people affected by bad weather across 17 districts
27 Nov 2024 (12:24 PM) Ceylon Chamber welcomes staff-level agreement for third review of IMF program
27 Nov 2024 (11:47 AM) Several trains cancelled due to adverse weather
27 Nov 2024 (5:33 PM) Death toll climbs to 4 as adverse weather impacts over 230,000
27 Nov 2024 (4:49 PM) Motorists advised as A-9 main road flooded at Omanthai
27 Nov 2024 (10:39 AM) Special police hotline for Tamil-speaking people amid adverse weather
27 Nov 2024 (12:49 PM) |
Inclement weather conditions have affected a total of 207,582 individuals from 59,629 families across 17 districts, according to the Disaster Management Centre (DMC). 
The Ceylon Chamber of Commerce has welcomed the announcement of a staff-level agreement for the third review under the International Monetary Fund (IMF) Extended Fund Facility program for Sri Lanka. 
Several train services have been cancelled due to the prevailing adverse weather conditions in many areas across the island. 
The Disaster Management Centre (DMC) has reported that the prevailing inclement weather conditions have affected a total of 230,743 individuals across Sri Lanka. 
The A-9 main road to Jaffna has been flooded at Omanthai, prompting police to urge motorists to take alternate routes. 
Sri Lanka Police has established a special hotline, 107 , dedicated for Tamil-speaking individuals to report or seek assistance regarding the prevailing adverse weather conditions, according to Police Spokesman DIG Nihal Thalduwa.
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