Sri Lanka seeks foreign help as Cyclone Ditwah death toll reaches 123
Summary
Sri Lanka has asked for help from other countries after heavy rains and floods from Cyclone Ditwah killed 123 people, with 130 more missing. The cyclone destroyed thousands of homes and forced many to seek shelter. Nearby countries, like India, are sending supplies to assist.Key Facts
- Cyclone Ditwah caused heavy rain and flooding in Sri Lanka, killing 123 people.
- Around 130 people are missing due to the cyclone.
- Nearly 15,000 homes were destroyed, and about 44,000 people are in temporary shelters.
- The Disaster Management Centre is managing relief efforts with help from the military.
- The government has asked for international help and donations from Sri Lankans abroad.
- India quickly responded by sending relief supplies and offering more aid if needed.
- Authorities issued evacuation orders for areas near the Kelani River due to flooding.
- Rain has reduced in some parts of Sri Lanka, but flooding remains a concern.
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