<ul><li>Passenger movement, livelihoods and tourism, cited&nbsp;&nbsp;</li></ul> <ul><li>Cost of, and timeframe for, fully restoring extensive destruction cannot be estimated yet&nbsp;</li></ul> <ul><li>Need for engineering tech. support to rebuild tracks, repair bridges, and restore signaling/communication systems</li></ul> <ul><li>Station Master&nbsp; requests to commence journeys in phases such as on Upcountry lines between Badulla-Nanu Oya for tourists&nbsp;</li></ul> The Sri Lanka Railways Station Masters' Union (SLRSMU) urged the Government to seek assistance from foreign railway engineering companies and international disaster-response agencies to rebuild the country’s rail network, which has been severely damaged by the recent adverse weather. Speaking to The Daily Morning, the SLRSMU General Secretary, Kasun Chamara Jayasekara said that railway lines, bridges, stations, signalling systems and major buildings have suffered extensive destruction, adding the damage is so severe that the cost and timeframe for full restoration cannot yet be estimated. He added that only a limited number of trains are currently running, with the coastal line being the main operational route. He stressed that railways are a key part of the transport system and the economic development, noting that routes such as the scenic stretch of the Upcountry Railway Line towards Badulla are also central to tourism. He said that restoring these lines is critical not just for passenger movement but also for the livelihoods tied to the tourism industry. "Given the scale of damage, there is an urgent need to seek external technical support to rebuild tracks, repair bridges and restore signalling and communication systems. We also request the authorities to reopen the lines, wherever feasible, in phases. For instance, the Upcountry Line could still operate between Badulla and Nanu-Oya to accommodate tourists instead of remaining fully suspended until complete repairs are finished," Jayasekara said. Meanwhile, the Transport and Highways Ministry stated earlier that there would be no immediate reconstruction of damaged railway lines, with the priority placed on strengthening services along routes unaffected by the disaster. Deputy Transport and Highways Minister Dr. Prasanna Gunasena told The Daily Morning that trains are operating only on confirmed safe routes. He said that the Ministry has yet to calculate the full extent of the damage and that a reconstruction plan would be drawn up once the disaster situation subsides. Further, the Union stated that office train operations have been significantly disrupted due to the inability to bring 39 train power sets to Colombo for service as a result of recent landslides and flooding in the country. The 39 train power sets that operated to the Rambukkana, Polgahawela, Kurunegala, Kandy, Chilaw, Puttalam, and Ganewatta Railway Stations on the day prior to the recent heavy rains followed by landslides and flooding have not returned to Colombo, as the disaster has severely damaged the railway line. As a result, the Association said that it has become extremely challenging to operate trains to meet the existing passenger capacity.

Rebuilding: Int’l help sought for railway network: SLRSMU 

<ul><li>Deceased Air Force hero pilot promoted&nbsp;</li></ul> <ul><li>Army searches for fam. under Kandapola landslide, foreigners in N’Eliya rescued by Air Force&nbsp;</li></ul> <ul><li>Influx of large nos. of relief teams to disaster areas impedes rd. restoration work, Police request relief teams to coordinate aid distributions via OICs/Spl. Disaster Ops. Centre&nbsp;</li><li> </li><li>Office of Essential Services Comm. Gen. permits LG body-LG body goods/staff utilisation</li></ul> <ul><li>Rs. 25,000 for restoration of each house to habitable, hygienic condition&nbsp;</li></ul>﻿<ul><li>Kelani floodwater levels gradually lowering; however, caution and vigilance urged&nbsp;</li></ul> <ul><li>Southern Expressway Athurugiriya entrance opened&nbsp;</li></ul> The Disaster Management Centre (DMC) reported that the number of deaths caused by the ongoing disaster situation affecting all 25 Districts of the island has risen to 465. The highest number of deaths has been reported from the Kandy District, accounting for 118. The DMC also confirmed that at least 366 individuals remain missing as search and relief operations continue across multiple Districts.The Tri-Forces have meanwhile intensified rescue and relief operations across the country as heavy rains and rising flood levels impacted the livelihoods of thousands of families. Over the past two days as of Monday (01), the Army, Navy and Air Force have jointly expanded ground, water and air-based assistance. The Army has deployed large teams for search and rescue and infrastructure restoration, clearing blocked roads, reinforcing tank bunds, and relocating stranded civilians to safe locations. Troops in the Polonnaruwa, Vanni, Western and Central regions rescued dozens of people trapped by sudden floods, while emergency shelters continue to support displaced families. The Navy has provided extensive assistance across the Eastern, North Central, Northern, Western and Sabaragamuwa Provinces. In the past 48 hours, Naval teams have supported more than a thousand flood-affected individuals through evacuations, relief transportation and the distribution of essentials. Over 10,000 people have been assisted since the start of its emergency response. The Air Force has conducted aerial rescue missions and delivered critical supplies using helicopters and transport aircraft. Recent operations include airlifting stranded civilians in Mahawa and facilitating the arrival of relief consignments and specialised rescue personnel from India to strengthen national response efforts. The Tri-Forces remain fully mobilised, working closely with the disaster management agencies and the local authorities.The Army has launched a search operation to locate a family reported missing following a landslide in the Chandirigama area of Kandapola, caused by heavy rainfall in the area. According to reports, a mother, her two children, and their grandmother have been missing since the incident. Troops from the Third Battalion of the Sinha Regiment in Nuwara Eliya commenced the search operation on Monday. The house had collapsed due to heavy rain that struck the area on 27 November , and residents reported that the family was inside the home at the time. Search operations are currently underway, the Police said.Twenty-one foreigners who were displaced due to the flood situation in the Nuwara Eliya area have been rescued. They were rescued by an MI-17 helicopter of the Number Six Helicopter Squadron of the Air Force based at Anuradhapura on Monday afternoon and subsequently taken to the Air Force Base in Katunayake.Meanwhile, the pilot of the Bell 212 helicopter that crashed in Lunuwila on the afternoon of 30 November while engaged in rescue operations for people affected by the adverse weather conditions has been posthumously promoted by the Air Force. Accordingly, Wing Commander Nirmal Siyambalapitiya, the Captain Pilot who made the sacrifice during the Lunuwila incident, has been posthumously promoted to the rank of Group Captain. Siyambalapitiya died while receiving treatment at the Marawila Base Hospital. Since 30 November morning, the Bell 212 helicopter had been carrying out an extensive mission to deliver food supplies and relief items to people affected by the disaster. The accident occurred while distributing food and other essential items to a group gathered near the Lunuwila bridge. Due to people standing on the bridge, it became unstable, and while attempting a safe landing, the accident occurred. Four other individuals who were onboard the helicopter at the time are currently receiving treatment at the Marawila Hospital.Elsewhere, the Police have stated the presence of a large number of relief teams in disaster-hit areas is impeding ongoing road restoration efforts. Police Media Spokesperson, Assistant Superintendent of Police and attorney F.U. Wootler noted that the influx of vehicles into Districts where road repairs are currently underway is obstructing the work being carried out. He further observed that certain motorcyclists who stop to observe and video-record the disaster sites are disrupting the duties of the personnel operating in these areas. He stressed that this situation also poses safety risks to those entering the affected zones. Accordingly, he advised all relief teams to contact the Officers-in-Charge (OICs) of the respective Police divisions to properly coordinate the distribution of aid to the public. He further urged members of the public to contact the Disaster Operations Centre to arrange the delivery of assistance. The Police Special Operations Centre contact numbers are: 0718595884, 0718595883, 0718595882, 0718595881 and 0718595880.Moreover, the Office of the Commissioner General of Essential Services is taking necessary decisions under emergency regulations, to deal with the ongoing disaster situation in the country, the Commissioner General of Essential Services, Prabath Chandrakeerthi said. He made this statement during a media briefing held in Colombo on Monday. The Government has meanwhile decided to increase the amount provided to residents to restore each landslide or flood-hit houses to a habitable and hygienic condition from Rs. 10,000 to Rs. 25,000. The Finance Ministry Secretary, Dr. Harshana Suriyapperuma confirmed this. Accordingly, Section 5(2) of Circular 1(2025) will be amended to provide Rs. 25,000 as a deposit to restore each affected home to a habitable and hygienic condition, regardless of ownership. Chandrakeerthi added: “Efforts have been made to provide this allowance even to those in estate houses. This has been organised to be distributed through all Divisional Secretariat offices. As an office, we make decisions based on the powers granted under the Emergency Regulations.” He noted that according to the Local Government (LG) authorities regulations, there is no authority to take goods from one LG body or to send employees to another LG body for work. However, under the powers granted to the said Office, the office has been given permission for such actions to be carried out, Chandrakeerthi added.&nbsp;The water level of the Kelani River has now dropped to a minor flood level, the Irrigation Department has announced. The water level at the Nagalagam Street gauge on the Kelani River was 6.9 feet at 2 p.m. yesterday (02) and had decreased to 6.75 feet by 3 p.m. Similarly, the water level at the Hanwella gauge was 7.14 feet at 2 p.m., dropping to 7.07 feet by 3 p.m., though it remains at a dangerous level. Additionally, the water levels are also falling in other water bodies, including the Kalu Ganga and Malwathu Oya. At the Thanthirimale gauge on the Malwathu Oya, the water level was 8.24 feet at 2 p.m. and had dropped to 8.19 feet at 3 p.m. However, it has been reported that the Malwathu Oya is still experiencing major flood conditions. The Director of Irrigation (Hydrology and Disaster Management) at the Department, L.S. Sooriyabandara stated: “Although the flood has decreased somewhat at this time, it still remains at a very dangerous level. The existing dangers have not yet disappeared. Going to check them or performing such tasks can be very risky. Furthermore, the entry of floodwaters from the upper areas to Colombo and the lowlands has not completely stopped, but, it is gradually decreasing. In particular, the Kaduwela area and its surrounding regions are still submerged under floodwaters. Therefore, this situation will continue for a while, perhaps for another short period or another day. Hence, it is necessary to remain vigilant regarding this.” Meanwhile, the Elgama gauge on the Kalu River recorded a level of 10.40 feet at 2 a.m., decreasing to 10.30 feet by 3 a.m., yet still remaining within the danger zone. Furthermore, the Thanthirimale gauge on the Malwathu Oya measured 8.98 feet at 2 a.m., dropping slightly to 8.95 feet by 3 a.m., but the major flood situation continues.&nbsp;Also, the Athurugiriya entrance of the Southern Expressway, which was closed due to flooding caused by the adverse weather, has now been reopened. Accordingly, motorists are now able to use this entrance for travel.&nbsp;

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<ul><li>Rebuilding SL Fund donor SLR and foreign currency account details released&nbsp;&nbsp;</li></ul> The Government of Sri Lanka has introduced a simplified procedure for the cargo clearance of essential goods donated by overseas donors for flood-affected communities, exempting all import taxes and levies. It is reported this system has been developed taking into account the requests and inquiries made by foreign organisations, various overseas donors&nbsp; and Sri Lankans abroad, to offer humanitarian assistance.&nbsp;Accordingly, a simplified process has been announced to swiftly clear and distribute the aid sent to the country exempting all import taxes and levies.&nbsp;Guidelines on donations can be obtained by visiting the website&nbsp;<a href="http://www.customs.gov.lk/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">http://WWW.CUSTOMS.GOV.LK</a>&nbsp;and detailed information on the types of essential goods and materials that can be donated can be obtained by visiting the website&nbsp;<a href="http://www.donate.gov.lk./" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">http://WWW.DONATE.GOV.LK.</a>Subhead _ A fund to rebuild&nbsp;Meanwhile, the Cabinet of Ministers has approved the establishment of the ‘Rebuilding Sri Lanka’ Fund, which aims to rebuild the country after the massive damage caused by Cyclone Ditwah, one of the worst natural disasters in Sri Lanka’s recent history.&nbsp;The fund is to be established as a statutory fund under the Presidential Secretariat and its management committee will comprise representatives from the Government and private sectors. The Labour Minister and the Finance and Planning Deputy Minister, Dr. Anil Jayantha Fernando, will serve as its Chairperson, while the Senior Additional Secretary to the President, G.M.R.D. Aponso will serve as the Convener of the Committee. The other committee members include: the President’s Special Envoy for Foreign Investment and the Western Province Governor, Hanif Yusoof, the Secretary to the Finance Ministry, Dr. Harshana Suriyapperuma, the Senior Economic Advisor to the President, Duminda Hulangamuwa, the Director General of the Foreign Affairs Ministry, Sugeeshwara Gunawardena, the Chairperson of the Hayleys Group, Mohan Pandithage, the Chairperson of the John Keells Holdings, Krishan Balendra, the Deputy Chairperson and Managing Director of Aitken Spence PLC, Dr. Parakrama Dissanayake, the Brandix Group Chief Executive Officer, Ashroff Omar, and the Lanka ORIX Leasing Company Executive Chairperson, Ishara Nanayakkara. The Management Committee is empowered to effectively manage the fund and is responsible for assessing needs, setting priorities, allocating funds and disbursing funds for approved recovery activities. This committee will ensure full financial management, auditing and the transparency of all fund activities related to the ‘Rebuilding Sri Lanka’ Fund. Accordingly, donors may transfer their financial assistance to any person, local or foreign, in Sri Lankan Rupees or any currency, to the following Bank of Ceylon (BoC) account: Account name - Deputy Secretary to the Treasury, Account number – 2026450, Bank – BoC, branch – Taprobane, and Swift code – BCEYLKLX. Meanwhile, donors who directly deposit funds into the foreign currency accounts of the Central Bank of Sri Lanka (CBSL) will have the opportunity to deposit funds through the following accounts. United States (US) Dollar (Bank - Deutsche Bank Trust Company Americas, New York, US, Recipient account name – CBSL, Account number – 04015541, Routing number – 021001033, and SWIFT - BKTRUS33XXX), Euro (Bank - ODDO BHF Bank, Frankfurt am Main, Germany, Recipient account name – CBSL, Account number – 0000739854, IBAN - DE39500202000000739854, and SWIFT - BHFBDEFF500), Pound Sterling Account One (Bank: HSBC Bank Plc, London, England, Recipient account name – CBSL, Account number – 39600144, Sort code - 40-05-15, IBAN - GB48MIDL40051539600144, and SWIFT - MIDLGB22XXX), Pound Sterling Account Two (Bank – BoC [United Kingdom] Limited, London, Recipient account name – CBSL, Account number – 88001249, Sort code - 40-50-56, IBAN - GB89BCEY40505688001249, and SWIFT - BCEYGB2LXXX), Japanese Yen (Bank - MUFG Bank, Tokyo, Japan, Recipient account name – CBSL, Account number - 653-0407895, and SWIFT – BOTKJPJTXXX), and Australian $ (Bank - Reserve Bank of Australia, Recipient account name – CBSL, Account number - 81736-4, BSB – 092002, and SWIFT - RSBKAU2SXXX).

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<ul><li>Disaster-unaffected Provincial and District levels schools to be opened on 16 Dec. and unis/NCEs/VT institutes on 8 Dec.&nbsp;</li></ul> The remaining subjects of the General Certificate of Education Advanced Level (A/L) Examination, which could not be held due to the adverse weather conditions in the country, will be conducted in early January of next year (2026), the Secretary to the Education, Higher Education and Vocational Education Ministry Nalaka Kaluwewa has announced.Kaluwewa also noted that after reviewing the situation at the Provincial and District levels, schools in the Provinces and Districts not affected by transport disruptions, communication issues and power failures will reopen on 16 December of this year (2025). Decisions on reopening other schools will be taken as soon as possible in coordination with the relevant Provincial and District officials.Kaluwewa pointed out that universities, National Colleges of Education (NCEs) and vocational training (VT) institutes that were not affected by the adverse weather are expected to reopen on 8 December. Additionally, if any higher education institution faces practical difficulties, the heads of those institutions will be given the authority to decide on the reopening date, Kaluwewa noted.Speaking to The Daily Morning, Kaluwewea stated that it would allocate the required funds to repair schools and other education-sector facilities affected by the adverse weather once the final assessments are completed. Kaluwewa said that the Ministry already has sufficient provisions and that money is set aside every year for emergency needs. "Funds for emergencies have been allocated for this year as well. We plan to release them once the officials identify the extent of the damage at each affected school." He added that officials have not yet been able to fully assess the damage to schools and related facilities, as some areas remain inaccessible. “Many schools are being used as relief centres for families affected by the floods and landslides. The final assessments will be carried out once these centres are vacated.” Cyclone Ditwah brought significant destruction across several parts of Sri Lanka over the past week, with strong winds and heavy rain triggering severe floods and landslides. A large number of families have been displaced, and the death toll has continued to rise over the past few days. The storm also damaged public infrastructure, including school buildings, administrative offices, and roads, disrupting essential services across multiple Districts.

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The Welfare Benefits Board has announced an extension for the period granted to recertify the information in the list of eligible recipients under the ‘Aswesuma’ welfare benefit scheme. In a statement, the Board said that the original period, which ran from 10 November of this year (2025) to 10 December, has been extended until 31 December in view of the prevailing disaster situation in the country. During this extended period, families and individuals — whether currently receiving benefits or not — should ensure that their information is updated for the first phase of the ‘Aswesuma’ scheme, as recorded on the list of eligible and non-eligible recipients.

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<ul><li>Over 275,000 children affected&nbsp;</li></ul> <ul><li>Mothers in centres told to breastfeed babies, provide cooked food, boiled and cooled/bottled water, bury faeces&nbsp;</li></ul> <ul><li>SLMA issues an emergency hotline - 0777119900 – for the public to seek med. advice</li></ul> <ul><li>Chilaw DGH OPD open from today</li></ul> Ensure the safety of children and do not endanger them by going about to see what is taking place during this crisis situation, the Sri Lanka College of Paediatricians (SLCP) President, Prof. Pujitha Wickramasinghe advised parents.&nbsp;Prof. Wickramasinghe, briefing the media at the Sri Lanka Medical Association (SLMA) yesterday (02), urged parents at internally displaced camps (welfare camps) to ensure that their children are within sight at all times. It would be alright for them to mingle with other children at the camp so that their minds would not be disturbed by their predicament, he observed.&nbsp; “Also, make sure that you don’t take them around, especially while in camps, to view areas affected by other disasters such as floods or landslides,” he warned, noting that such locations may still be prone to further landslides, structural collapses or sudden rises in floodwaters, in turn putting lives at risk.He also noted that mothers should continue to breastfeed their babies and not resort to providing them milk supplements. In addition, children should be fed cooked food, and boiled and cooled or bottled water. He said that it was also advisable for parents to make sure that even the faeces of babies are buried in order to avoid any possibilities of germs and infection outbreaks. “There is nothing which says that adults will have large germs and that babies and infants would have smaller ones and thereby brush off possibilities of infections”.&nbsp;Issuing instructions to parents who have children who are taking medicines for long term illnesses such as respiratory infections, epilepsy, etc., Prof. Wickramasinghe noted that they should either go to the nearest hospital or the area Medical Officer of Health (MoH) to obtain the required medication instead of waiting until the child showed signs and symptoms of having an attack of the illness. “The present wet conditions could make the situation worse. So, the best is to obtain the required medicines as early as possible”.&nbsp;The health authorities also cautioned the public living in welfare camps against skin infections, hepatitis, leptospirosis and mosquito borne diseases. She noted that those who are currently affected by the flooding and are constantly being exposed to water should obtain 200 milligrams (mg) of the prophylaxis Doxycycline to prevent the possibilities of contracting leptospirosis or rat fever.&nbsp;Meanwhile, the SLMA President, Dr. Surantha Perera said that an emergency hotline - 0777119900 - had been opened for the public to seek medical advice. Those needing medical assistance could obtain the expertise of 76 medical specialists.Meanwhile, over 275,000 children are estimated to have been affected due to the widespread floods and devastating landslides caused by Cyclone Ditwah in recent days, according to the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF). Ditwah, which made landfall on 28 November of this year (2025), left children across Sri Lanka facing an escalating humanitarian crisis. UNICEF noted that initial estimates suggest that over 275,000 children are among the 1.4 million people affected, although disrupted communications and blocked access routes imply that the actual number may be even higher. “UNICEF remains concerned about the destruction that the cyclone has caused to children and the vital services that they depend on for their safety and well-being,” said the UNICEF Representative in Sri Lanka, Emma Brigham. “Children urgently need help. It is a race against time to reach the most vulnerable families who direly require lifesaving services,” she added. “And while the cyclone may have passed, the consequences have not.” The severe damage to homes and vital infrastructure, along with the disruption of essential services, has caused widespread displacement and increases the risk of disease outbreaks, malnutrition, unsafe living conditions, and severe emotional distress among children. Meanwhile, UNICEF Sri Lanka said that it is coordinating closely with the Government, national authorities, and partners to assess the situation and has initiated life-saving support. To respond to the urgent needs of children and families in the hardest-hit Districts, UNICEF is reportedly scaling up its efforts and appealing for additional funding to provide clean drinking water, essential nutrition supplies, psychosocial support and emergency education kits to displaced children and mothers who need them the most.Elsewhere, the Health Ministry has taken steps to reopen the Outpatient Department (OPD) of the Chilaw District General Hospital (DGH) from today (03). Services at the Hospital had been temporarily halted due to the disaster situation that occurred recently. By Monday (01), the electricity supply to the Hospital had been restored and the water supply was also restored yesterday (02), according to the Deputy Director of the Hospital. Furthermore, the Ministry stated that all other sections of the Hospital that were damaged are being rapidly restored step by step so that public services can return to normal as soon as possible.

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Former Minister C.B. Rathnayake, who was arrested yesterday (02) by the Commission to Investigate Allegations of Bribery or Corruption (CIABOC), has been remanded. The Colombo Chief Magistrate Asanga S. Bodaragama ordered Rathnayake to be remanded until 16 December.The order was issued after considering submissions from the officers of the Commission and the counsels of the suspect.Rathnayake was taken into custody by the Commission on suspicion of illegally acquiring assets exceeding Rs. 57.3 million beyond his lawful income during the period between 31 March 2011 and 31 March 2013.

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<ul><li>Told to report damages to Agri Research and Production Asst. officers or record same at Agrarian Service Centres&nbsp;</li></ul>﻿The Agricultural and Agrarian Insurance Board has taken steps to expedite the compensation process for crop damage owing to the severe adverse weather conditions and the resulting floods experienced across the country. The Board stated that accordingly, compensation will be provided after assessing the damages caused to crops covered under the mandatory insurance scheme — paddy, maize, big onions, potatoes, chilies and soya beans. The Board has requested farmers to inform the Agricultural Research and Production Assistant officer or to report the damage in the disaster-reporting books at the Agrarian Service Centres immediately after the floodwaters recede since it is not currently possible to obtain a clear understanding of the damage caused to the crops due to the prevailing situation. It also stated that damages to other crops must similarly be recorded in the damage-reporting books maintained at the Agrarian Service Centre relevant to the location of the farmland. In addition, the Board has provided farmers with the emergency hotline 1928 for inquiries related to reporting damages. The Board further stated that compensation for the damages will be provided jointly by the Agrarian Development Department and the Board.

Farmers compensation to be expedited 

<ul><li>Lifeguards search Malwathu Oya for 2 children&nbsp;</li></ul>A woman who attempted to commit suicide by jumping into the Malwathu Oya in Anuradhapura has been rescued. Officers of the Lifeguard Unit of the Anuradhapura Police Division launched an operation to locate a woman and her two children who jumped into the Malwathu Oya at around 6.30 a.m. yesterday (02). The woman was rescued with the assistance of local residents and the lifeguard team, and further operations are underway to locate the two children, the Police said.According to the Police, the incident involves a 40-year-old mother of two, a four-year-old and an eight-year-old, who are residents of Moratuwa. Police further stated that information has been revealed that the woman’s husband is abroad and that she attempted suicide due to a family dispute.An individual near the Malwathu Oya heard the woman screaming and with the assistance of the local residents, rescued her and transported her to the Anuradhapura Teaching Hospital.

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