People In South And Kalutara Feared Of Another Tsunami As Sea Water Invades Inland Areas

People living in and around coastal areas of Galle and

Kalutara feared of another Tsunami as the sea water continuosly invades the inland areas these days through several areas in Galle and Kalutara it has been revealed.

Accordingly sea water reported as invading the Galle road through several areas from Kahawa to Galle,Hikkaduwa up to the Thotagamuwa Bridge and several areas in Kalutara .

The sea water invaded the areas in Southern Province Kahawa,Polwatte,Godagama,Paraliya,Thotagamuwa and in Kalutara it has been reported.

The sea water had caused uprooting of several coconut treas near the Kalutara Railway track.The navy camp,bridges and Railway lines in Kalutara are at risk due to the present situation the sources said.

The invading of inland areas by sea water in Kalutara caused due to the breaking of a sand bund built there according to sources.

Authorities have taken steps to put sand bags and heavy rocks as a barricade to prevent sea tides.

Sri Lankan Airlines To Continue Its Flights To Doha,Qatar

Sri Lankan Airlines have today (06) announced that

the Airlines  will continue its flights to Doha,Qatar despite the steps taken by six Arab Countries to cut off  ties with Qatar including flights .

Up to now no decision has been taken to suspend Sri Lankan Airlines flights to Doha,Qatar and the Airlines however will monitoring the situation in the Middle East  closely it has been announced.

Rebuilding Of Lives And Properties Abandoned Due To Adverse Weather ,A Need Of The Hour

Although the flood waters in Ratnapura,Galle and

Matara Districts and some parts of Colombo District have receded ,the cities which have beautiful surroundings before the floods and landslides occurred now looks like muddy spots it has been revealed.

After the receding of flood waters caused by overflowing of Kalu,Kelani,Gin and Nilwala rivers  it is the duty of the government now to bring back lives of people in these areas back to normalcy  by reconstructing  and building the damaged houses,roads,bridges,schools ,Temples and other institutions . Rehabilitating  the minds of those displaced and affected due to adverse weather is a need of the hour and it is a long term process .

Flood waters receded doesn't mean the lives of people back to normalcy.

It has been reported that some vehicles have been  washed away by flood waters to  drowned houses in Ratnapura and a number of bridges in Ratnapura and Galle have been destroyed due to adverse weather.

It is a sad scene to see the way school children in flood hit areas trying to dry their wet school books affected due to flood waters .

In most parts the country the cleaning of flood  hit places including houses and schools now began with the help of others.People are supporting each other in this regard too.

Now lots of organizations are collecting school items for the school children who lost their houses and school equipment including text books,school bags,pens and water bottles .It shows again the humanity of the  Sri Lankan society.

QUOTES FOR LIFE

A Crocodile More Than 15 Feet Long Found In Akuressa

Residents in Thibbotuwawa area in Akuressa have yesterday (05)captured a giant crocodile more than 15 feet long who believed to be washed away due to the floods and handed over to the Wild Life Officials.

The Crocodile who was in a Tea Estate in Akuressa first witnessed by a female tea plucker .After being informed the residents of the area have  captured the crocodile after a two hour long mission .

Wild Life Officials are due to release the crocodile to another place it has been reported.

President Sirisena Has Instructed The Authorities To Implement A Programme To Remove Garbage From Adverse Weather Hit Areas

President Maithripala Sirisena has today(06) instructed the authorities to implement a formal programme to remove garbage from the floods and landslide affected areas with immediate effect.

President has made these instructions during a meeting held today at the Presidential Secretariat in Colombo regarding Garbage Management.

Bangladesh Has Donated US Dolars 500,000 As Flood Aid

Bangladesh  had donated US Dollars 500,000  to help those who are displaced and affected du from floods/landslides in Sri Lanka.

The Bangladeshi Ambassador to Sri Lanka had informed on this to the Foreign Ministry