CLEANING PROGRAMME CONDUCT AT NEDIYAMADU PULLAYAR KOVIL
4th Battalion the Gemunu Watch has organized a cleaning program
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4th Battalion the Gemunu Watch has organized a cleaning program
The 7th Light Regiment, Sri Lanka Artillery conducted a school books and stationery distribution programme on 11th January 2026 for 54 students of NCP/PLN/HGK/MEDIRIGIRIYA / MAHAWELI Primary School, a remote school located in the Medirigiriya Divisional Secretariat.
Due to the prevailing adverse weather conditions, a huge Ahu / Indian Mulberry tree fell on a building of the GTMS College in KM/Tk Kanchirankuda which falls under the jurisdiction of the 8 SLNG of Engineers, which is under the control of this Infantry Battalion. The 8 SLNG of Engineers Disaster Relief Team was deployed on 11.01.2026 to cut down the tree and remove it. The support of the Thirukkovil Pradeshiya Sabha was also provided for this purpose.
Due to the bad weather conditions a tree branch fell on the premises of Am/Panama Maha Vidyalaya At the request of the college 01 × 10 troops belonging to the 14 SLSR under the 242 Infantry Brigade were deployed on 08.01.2026 to remove the branches from the tree.
Lieutenant Colonel B.D.J. Rangajeewa USP, a Senior officer, auspiciously assumed duties as the New General Staff Officer I (Operation) at Security Force Headquarters (East) on 03 December 2025, after performing religious observances.
Due to the adverse weather conditions that affected the East area,
Program was held on 03.01.2026 to distribute of stationary items to students studying in the Manampitiya Sinhala Maha Vidyalaya and Manampitiya Tamil Maha Vidyalaya which was located in the Manmpitiya area of the Dimbulagala Divisional Secretariat.
Due to excessive rainfall, the Weeradi anicut, located in the Nainakadu area,
On 19 December 2025, under the guidance of the 233 Infantry Brigade, the 9th Battalion, Sri Lanka Artillery, successfully conducted a school supplies and book distribution programme at Aluthwewa Primary School, Sevanapitiya.
Brigadier S.J.M.N.S. Perera, USP, Commander, 233 Infantry Brigade, attended as the Chief Guest. Senior officers and the families of the beneficiaries also participated. The programme promoted community engagement and supported education in the area.
Due to prevailing adverse weather conditions, the bund of the Periyavaduvan Sinnathuraichenai Tank was breached on 17 December 2025. Accordingly, on the instructions of the Commander, 232 Infantry Brigade, and under the supervision of the Commanding Officer,
