08th December 2025 14:45:15 Hours
Following the floods, majority of the wells in Marapana GS Division in Rathnapura District were got unsafe for human use. Under the initiative of the 61 Infantry Division and direction of 572 Infantry Brigade flood affected areas were identified, and troops of the11 Gemunu Watch carried out essential well-cleaning operations for 25 wells in Marapana on 06 December 2025. Their timely effort restored safe water access to the community.
08th December 2025 14:22:04 Hours
Under the guidance of the 14 Division and 141 Brigade, troops of Sector 15 conducted a thorough cleaning of St. Anne's Primary School and the adjoining church in Wahatiyagama, Ja-Ela on 06 December 2025. Their dedicated effort helped restore a safe, welcoming environment for students and the local community.
08th December 2025 13:16:47 Hours
Under the guidance of the 14 Division and 142 Brigade, troops of the 14 Vijayabahu Infantry Regiment carried out a comprehensive cleaning of classrooms and the school premises at St. John’s College, Dematagoda, on 06 December 2025. Their timely effort ensured a safe, refreshed, and supportive environment for students returning to their studies.
08th December 2025 13:11:36 Hours
As a part of its ongoing post-flood community assistance programme, the 572 Infantry Brigade conducted cleaning operations at Gallella Maha Vidyalaya, Gallella. Supported by troops of the 11 GW, the effort helped restore a safe and clean learning environment for students, ensuring the school could resume its academic activities without disruption.
07th December 2025 15:24:34 Hours
As a post-flood initiative, a medical campaign was conducted in the Mattakkuliya area on 6 December 2025, providing treatment to 228 civilians. The programme was carried out with the combined effort of Army and civil medical officers, ensuring comprehensive healthcare support to the people. The 6 Gajaba Regiment facilitated the campaign, demonstrating the Army’s continued commitment to community welfare and recovery.
07th December 2025 13:38:39 Hours
With the Direction and coordination of 57 Infantry Division and 571 Infantry Brigade. A section of the Polgahawela - Ambepussa railway line was damaged by a landslide in the Yaththalgoda area, approximately 300 meters from the 58 km post between Bujjomuwa and Yaththalgoda stations. With the tireless continued efforts 1 Sri Lanka Singha Regiment (1 SLSR), railway track is being renovated steady fast.
07th December 2025 10:59:16 Hours
A mobile medical campaign was conducted in the Walauwatta, Ranala area on 5 December 2025 after floodwaters receded, providing essential healthcare to affected residents. A total of 182 individuals received treatment during the programme, supported by a medical team consisting of one doctor and two nurses from the Army Base Hospital, Panagoda. Additionally, one Officer and two Other Ranks from the 144 Infantry Brigade ensured smooth administrative coordination throughout the campaign.
07th December 2025 10:57:08 Hours
With the Direction of 57 Infantry Division and 571 Infantry Brigade Troops of the 16 Gajaba Regiment undertook essential renovation work on the damaged section of railway track close to the Kala Oya Railway Bridge with other relevant officials, which had been severely damaged due to erosion caused by floodwaters. Their timely intervention helped stabilize the structure, ensuring the safety of rail operations. This effort highlights the commitment of Army towards supporting and aiding recovery efforts following adverse weather conditions.
05th December 2025 11:43:20 Hours
Troops of the 144 Infantry Brigade, including one Officer and twenty-five Other Ranks from the 12 Sri Lanka Sinha Regiment, conducted extensive cleaning operations along both sides of the flood-affected Nawagamuwa–Ranala road. Their timely efforts helped clear debris and restore safe passage for residents, demonstrating the Brigade’s strong commitment to community support and post-flood rehabilitation.
05th December 2025 11:32:32 Hours
On 4 December 2025, a team of sixteen soldiers including an Officer from the 5 Sri Lanka Signal Corps carried out a cleaning programme at Sudharshanaramaya Piriwena, Avissawella. Their efforts helped restore the temple premises following recent adverse weather, ensuring a clean and orderly environment for the resident clergy and devotees. The initiative reflects the Army continued commitment to community service.
