Anna FernandoMD (Suprun)
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Anna FernandoMD (Suprun)
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MD, FM@uOttawa, fmrFM@ClinicOshawa &ICU-RN@SHNcares Author "The Alchemy of Suffering" Plz help w/return ticket to Toronto: https://t.co/52hgJteTfL

Reiterating the heightened risk of infectious and vector-borne diseases as floodwaters recede, the National Disaster Relief Services Centre urged the public to remain vigilant, adding that the health sector is already implementing necessary preventive measures. D: newswire.lk/sk8n










We honor his bravery and selfless service to Sri Lanka 🇱🇰🫡 The SLAF Bell 212 pilot lost his life during a rescue mission in Lunuwila. With over 3,000 flying hours, his dedication and skill saved countless lives. RIP Wing Commander Nirmal Siyambalapitiya 🙏 During a mission to support flood-affected communities in Lunuwila, a SLAF Bell 212 helicopter made an emergency landing. Captain Pilot Wing Commander Nirmal Siyambalapitiya tragically lost his life. @airforcelk


The Narahenpita Blood Bank is completely overwhelmed—not with shortage, but with donors who answered the urgent call within hours. Queues stretching far, hearts pouring in faster than they can collect. In the darkest moments of a national crisis, our people rise with the kind of compassion and unity. So incredibly proud to call this our island home. This is Sri Lanka at its finest. 🙏🩸 #ProudlySriLankan #LankaStrongerTogether ❤️🇱🇰

🏠15,000 + homes destroyed by Cyclone Ditwah in 🇱🇰 - UN ⭕ The United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) reports more than 15,000 homes destroyed across Sri Lanka. ⭕ Over 200 roads remain impassable. ⭕ At least 10 bridges are damaged. ⭕ Sections of the rail network and the national power grid are also affected. ⭕ The damage comes after flooding triggered by Cyclone Ditwah - among the worst Sri Lanka has seen since Indian ocean Tsunami in 2004. ⭕ In 2004 gov reported about 80,000 houses destroyed and more than 889,000 people displaced. #SriLanka

Volunteers with jet skis and boats are risking their lives in high-risk flooded areas, rescuing hundreds of people trapped by rising waters. A powerful reminder of Sri Lanka’s spirit in times of crisis. 🇱🇰💚


Sri Lanka Air Force rescue teams airlifted 33 people who were stranded by rising floods in Rajanganaya–Giribawa this morning. An MI-17 helicopter from SLAF Base Anuradhapura safely evacuated all individuals and transported them to the base for further assistance. Stay safe, Sri Lanka. 🇱🇰💙

Ja-Ela, Kotugoda Experience Flooding Amid Continuous Rainfall

Traffic is being restricted to one lane on the Negombo-Colombo main road at Ja-Ela due to several cracks appearing on the Ja-Ela Bridge. #lka #SriLanka #JaEla #Weather

A critical flood situation is expected in low-lying areas of the Mahaweli River across Dimbulagala, Thamankaduwa, Welikanda, Lankapura, Medirigiriya, Seruwila, Kanthale, Kinniya and Muttur DS divisions. The Department of Irrigation urges residents in these areas to evacuate immediately and move to safer ground. Stay alert and follow official instructions.

