A new housing construction project commenced for another 11 families in the Mahiyanganaya area displaced by Cyclone Dithwa. Plantation and Community Infrastructure Minister Samantha Vidyarathne presided over the foundation stone-laying ceremony held recently.
This housing project will proceed under several stages, with the first phase now underway. The ministry noted that 5 million rupees in financial provisions were allocated for the construction of each house under this project.
Accordingly, the presentation of cheques worth 2 million rupees to the relevant beneficiaries took place on the same day as part of the initial phase.
This housing project will proceed under several stages, with the first phase now underway. The ministry noted that 5 million rupees in financial provisions were allocated for the construction of each house under this project.
Accordingly, the presentation of cheques worth 2 million rupees to the relevant beneficiaries took place on the same day as part of the initial phase.
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