Landslide early warnings issued for five districts

Landslide early warnings issued for five districts

September 27, 2021   08:33 am

The National Building Research Organization (NBRO) has issued landslide early warnings for several areas in five districts following heavy rainfall.

Accordingly, the landslide early warnings have issued for areas in Galle, Kegalle, Matara, Nuwara-Eliya and Ratnapura districts, valid for the period until 7.00 p.m. today, 27th September.

Early warning has been issued for Eheliyagoda, Kuruwita, Kalawana, Nivitigala and Ratnapura divisional secretariat divisions (DSDs) and surrounding areas in the Ratnapura District and Ambagamuwa DSD in Nuwara Eliya District.

Meanwhile early warning has been issued for Elpitiya, Neluwa DSDs in Galle District, Yatiyantota, Ruwanwella DSDs in Kegalle District and Akuressa, Kotapola DSDs in Matara District. 

The Department of Meteorology says that heavy showers above 100 mm can be expected at certain parts of the country. 

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