More than 81,000 people are currently facing a drinking water issue due to the dry weather affecting many areas of the island.
The Disaster Management Centre states that the distribution of water via bowsers to the people in those areas has commenced as a result.
The highest impact of the dry weather has been reported from the Monaragala district.
33,023 people in that district are facing the drinking water crisis.
In addition, the Disaster Management Centre mentioned that 81,865 people, including 28,523 in the Batticaloa district, 8,783 in the Ampara district, and 7,876 in the Badulla district are facing this water crisis.
The Disaster Management Centre states that the distribution of water via bowsers to the people in those areas has commenced as a result.
The highest impact of the dry weather has been reported from the Monaragala district.
33,023 people in that district are facing the drinking water crisis.
In addition, the Disaster Management Centre mentioned that 81,865 people, including 28,523 in the Batticaloa district, 8,783 in the Ampara district, and 7,876 in the Badulla district are facing this water crisis.
Latest News
Ceylinco Life retains position as Lanka’s most valuable insurance brand
Local
25 August 2026
WSO2 opens first Africa office
Local
25 August 2026
ASPI slips 0.31% amid lacklustre trading
Local
25 August 2026
PR Wire named South Asia’s Best Consultancy to Work For
Local
25 August 2026
Colombo hosts UN Global Compact’s flagship Asia-Pacific sustainability forum
Local
25 August 2026
AMW wins Silver at Dragons of Sri Lanka for Nissan Gravite campaign
Local
25 August 2026
NSB ranks among Sri Lanka’s five most valuable brands
Local
25 August 2026
Prime Residencies celebrates hand over of The Palace Gampaha
Local
25 August 2026
Sri Lanka tea exports decline in July
Local
25 August 2026
Tourist arrivals surpass 1.5 Mn in 2026
Local
25 August 2026