Dedicated phone numbers issued for tourists affected by adverse weather

Dedicated phone numbers issued for tourists affected by adverse weather

November 30, 2025   07:56 pm

The Sri Lanka Police has issued dedicated phone numbers to assist foreign nationals who are currently in Sri Lanka and affected by the on-going adverse weather conditions.

Sri Lanka Police noted that due to the unexpected severe weather conditions impacting various parts of the island, certain foreign tourists may be facing difficulties or disruptions to their travel plans.

Should any foreign national or group encounter distress, require assistance or face challenges in reaching the airport as a result of the prevailing disaster situation, Sri Lanka Police said it stands ready to provide immediate support, protection and necessary guidance.

Foreign tourists have been advised to contact the following designated officers and hotlines for assistance:

Director, Police Tourism Division 
Mobile: 071–8591894

OIC, Police Tourism Division 
Landline: 011–2421070 
Mobile: 071–8591895

OIC, Airport Police 
Landline: 011–2251475 
Mobile: 071–8591640

OIC, Airport Tourism Police 
Mobile: 071–8596057

The Sri Lanka Police noted it remains committed to ensuring the safety, welfare and uninterrupted travel of all visitors during this period.

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