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Houses Partially Damaged by District
A breakdown of partially damaged houses across various districts in Sri Lanka.
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141 houses partially damaged across Sri Lanka due to bad weather: DMC
The Disaster Management Centre (DMC) states that a total of 141 houses have been partially damaged across Sri Lanka due to the prevailing adverse weather conditions. The Centre noted that these incidents of partial housing damage were reported during the period from May 10 up to today (16). Furthermore, the DMC stated that one house in the Ratnapura District has been completely damaged as a result of the disaster situation. Among the partially damaged houses, the highest number was reported from the Kalutara District, with a total of 78 houses. In addition, 25 houses in the Batticaloa District, 12 in the Ratnapura District, 6 in the Galle District, 5 in the Colombo District, 4 in the Monaragala District, 4 in the Jaffna District, 3 in the Gampaha District, and 2 houses each in the Hambantota and Anuradhapura districts have been partially damaged. Meanwhile, the Disaster Management Centre further stated that 4,099 individuals have been affected by the ongoing disaster situation. Accordingly, 4,099 individuals belonging to 1,263 families across 48 Divisional Secretariat divisions have been impacted.
88 houses partially damaged across seven districts due to bad weather ...
Sponsored The Disaster Management Centre (DMC) reports that 88 houses across the island have sustained partial damage due to prevailing adverse weather conditions in Sri Lanka.According to the Centre, the affected houses have been reported from seven districts. The highest number of partially damaged houses has been recorded in the Kalutara District, where 40 houses have been affected. This is followed by 25 houses in the Batticaloa District, nine in the Ratnapura District, five in the Galle District, five in the Colombo District, and four in the Monaragala District.Meanwhile, the DMC further states that 104 individuals belonging to 29 families are currently being accommodated at two safety centres due to ongoing adverse weather conditions.
88 Houses damaged across seven districts due to bad weather
The Disaster Management Centre (DMC) says 88 houses have been partially damaged due to adverse weather across Sri Lanka.
Adverse Weather Leaves Trail of Damage Across Several Districts
2 May 15, Colombo (LNW): Heavy rains and strong winds affecting parts of Sri Lanka have caused widespread disruption, with dozens of homes damaged and thousands of residents impacted as unsettled weather continues across the island.
