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Diplomatic community briefed on Sri Lanka’s disaster relief and recovery efforts

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An awareness briefing for the diplomatic community on Sri Lanka’s ongoing natural disaster situation and national recovery measures was held on 05 December at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

The session was attended by Prime Minister Harini Amaraweera, along with the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Foreign Employment and Tourism, Vijitha Herath.

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During the briefing, the Director General of the Disaster Management Centre presented an update on the progress of nationwide relief operations, including emergency response, humanitarian assistance, and ongoing recovery projects.

Officials emphasized that efforts are being accelerated to restore affected regions and ensure public safety.

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The Chairman of the Sri Lanka Tourism Development Authority noted that despite the challenges posed by the disaster, the country’s tourism sector continues to operate without interruption, ensuring the safety and smooth travel of visitors.

Diplomatic representatives in attendance reaffirmed their commitment to support Sri Lanka during this critical period, expressing readiness to extend further assistance to strengthen relief and recovery efforts.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated that continued international cooperation remains essential as Sri Lanka works to overcome the impacts of the disaster and rebuild affected communities.

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