Avoid beach area between Wellawatte and Mt. Lavinia

Avoid beach area between Wellawatte and Mt. Lavinia

June 2, 2019   12:55 pm

The Public is advised to avoid around 1 kilometer stretch of beach between Wellawatte and Mount Lavinia due to an oil slick, stated the Marine Environmental Protection Authority.

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