30th November 2025 16:37:05 Hours
On November 30, 2025, troops from 6 Sri Lanka Artillery executed a prompt rescue operation in Minuwangoda area, where increasing floodwaters threatened a family with an old lady. A family was safely evacuated to secure locations. The troops' quick response ensured the safety and good health of entire family impacted by the flooding.
30th November 2025 10:23:44 Hours
On 29 November 2025, troops of the 2(V) Sri Lanka Light Infantry conducted a rescue operation in the Welewaththa, Orugodawathha and Ambathale areas, where rising floodwaters had trapped many residents. A total of 407 individuals; 114 males, 149 females, and 98 children in 98 families were safely evacuated. The timely and coordinated response ensured the protection and well-being of all affected families during the severe flooding.
30th November 2025 10:20:25 Hours
On 29 November 2025, troops of the 14 Vijayabahu Infantry Regiment supported the Ja-Ela Police in a crucial rescue operation across the Ja-Ela and Ekala areas. A total of 61 civilians, including two monks, were safely evacuated from flood-affected locations. The joint effort ensured the timely protection of residents as rising waters continued to threaten the region.
30th November 2025 10:16:32 Hours
On 29 November 2025, troops of the 8 Sri Lanka Light Infantry carried out a large-scale rescue operation in Kalukodayawa, where severe flooding had stranded numerous residents. A total of 139 individuals, 55 males, 54 females, and 30 children were safely evacuated to secure locations. The swift and well-coordinated effort ensured the protection and well-being of all those affected by the rising waters.
30th November 2025 10:12:40 Hours
Following instructions of the 14 Infantry Division, troops of the 14 Vijayabahu Infantry Regiment distributed 750 meal packets to residents at a relief centre in Kolonnawa on 29 November 2025. This timely humanitarian support ensured that families affected by the ongoing flood situation received essential food assistance, reflecting the continued commitment of Sri Lanka Army towards community welfare during emergencies.
30th November 2025 09:45:33 Hours
A fallen Nuga tree obstructing the flow of the Ginganga near Mahajana Pola, Pallegama, was successfully removed through a coordinated effort. Troops, working alongside with the Disaster Management Centre and local authorities, cleared the blockage to restore the natural water flow. This timely action helped prevent further flooding risks and ensured smoother water movement in the affected area.
30th November 2025 00:07:31 Hours
At 1500 hrs on 29 November 2025, troops of the 8 Sri Lanka Light Infantry carried out a swift rescue operation in Kottunna, safely evacuating five flood-affected women, including three Chinese nationals. The timely intervention of the troops ensured the protection and well-being of all individuals as rising floodwaters posed increasing danger in the area.
30th November 2025 00:05:20 Hours
A total of 91 flood-affected individuals from 28 families were safely rescued in the Kotuvila area as rising waters threatened their homes. Among those evacuated were 34 males, 31 females, and 26 children. The rescue teams responded fast to ensure the safety of all residents, providing essential support during the emergency and preventing further risk to the affected families.
30th November 2025 00:03:04 Hours
On 29 November 2025, military troops extended crucial logistical support by assisting in the transportation of 500,000 syringes, essential medicines, and other related medical items donated by Heyles Warehouse in Ambathale to the Ministry of Health. Despite challenging flood conditions, the operation was carried out efficiently, ensuring that these vital supplies reached the health authorities promptly to support ongoing medical and emergency relief efforts.
29th November 2025 17:14:37 Hours
On 29 November 2025, troops of the 141 Brigade carried out successful rescue operations in the general areas of Thihariya, Pahalagama, Gampaha and Medawaththa where severe flooding had stranded numerous residents. A total of 101 civilians including 55 males, 30 females, and 16 children were safely evacuated to secure locations. Also transportation has been facilitated in Gampaha area. The swift and coordinated effort ensured the protection and well-being of all rescued individuals during the adverse weather conditions.
