The Indian Ocean Tsunami waves hit the Sri Lankan Coastal belt on the 26th of December 2004. While the majority of the country has recovered from this disaster, the worst of its kind in the history of the isle, there are still quite a few victims left behind. One would hardly expect the commercial and ...
read more »Dankotuwa Porcelain PLC, a leading ceramic ware producer in Sri Lanka has provided a ceramic gift pack each to two hundred and forty eight (248) Tsunami affected families from Moratuwa, Dehiwala and Ratmalana in the Colombo District. These families have relocated themselves in the hinterland of the Kalutara District and are constructing their homes under ...
read more »An unfortunate aspect of the aftermath of the Tsunami of December 2004, is the predicament faced by thousands of families who lived along the coast in the Colombo District. The makeshift houses and shanties of these families who occupied reservations along the beach and the railway line were completely destroyed. Adding to their tragedy, they ...
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Ajmeer Khan was a regular playful 10 years old, a grade 5 student of the Al Jalal Vidyalaya in Sainthamaratu. He lived with his parents at Hospital Road, Sainthamarathu in Kalmunai, Ampara district on the eastern coast of Sri Lanka. The Tsunami of December 2004 turned his life upside down; both his parents died tragically ...
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Polykandy West in Jaffna District in the North of Sri Lanka is a small community of fifteen (15) most vulnerable families. These families who were earning a meager income as conservancy laborers at the Local Authority, had no proper shelter and were living in small makeshift shelters along the beach. The Tsunami in December 2004 ...
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