Sri Lankan authorities have issued an urgent warning as water levels in the Kelani River surge rapidly, sparking concerns of flooding that could surpass the devastating 2016 disaster.
Officials warn that Colombo may face severe flooding by tomorrow night (29) or even sooner if the situation continues.
Residents are urged to take immediate safety measures, including moving vehicles out of low-lying areas and safeguarding important documents like educational certificates.
Emergency response teams remain on high alert, and the public is advised to monitor official updates closely and take prompt action to protect lives and property.
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