Harvesting success after floods
As usual Nishshanka Prasanna Technical officer for the Flood Recovery Programme started his daily routine by visiting Red Cross beneficiaries.
As usual Nishshanka Prasanna Technical officer for the Flood Recovery Programme started his daily routine by visiting Red Cross beneficiaries.
18/01/2012 – Galle, Sri Lanka: According to Early Warning System audit reports, it is evident that the knowledge on risk reduction is very...
An opinion piece by – Bob Mckerrow – Head of Delegation, IFRC, Sri Lanka When you are dog tired after 3 months of running a disaster relief...
11 January 2012 , By – David Brown, Asia Manager for Australian Red Cross The war is over but now the people of Sri Lanka have the...
The newly built medical ward, surgical ward and the doctors’ quarters at the Chavakachcheri Base Hospital in Jaffna was vested to the public...
Heavy rains and stormy winds that affected several districts in Sri Lanka have affected more than 60,000 people while displacing over 6000 persons.
By Mahieash Johnney, Communications & Information Manager in Sri Lanka Colombo, Sri Lanka 23/11/2011: The final report of the re-engineering...