Army troops serving in different areas of the Jaffna peninsula have started a programme to provide drinking water to the people affected by the severe drought. Plastic water tanks have been placed in public places. In addition water bowsers have also been sent to rural areas. As in many parts of the country, the prevailing [...]

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Army provides relief to drought-hit Jaffna

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Army troops serving in different areas of the Jaffna peninsula have started a programme to provide drinking water to the people affected by the severe drought.

Plastic water tanks have been placed in public places. In addition water bowsers have also been sent to rural areas.
As in many parts of the country, the prevailing drought has adversely affected the people of Jaffna.

Jaffna has not received adequate rainfall for nearly two years.

Presently water is being supplied to the worst affected areas. However on a directive of the Jaffna security foces commander, the programme will be extended to other areas in the district too.

The project will come under the supervision of the respective General Officer Commanding and Brigade Commanders.

Jaffna has not received sufficient rain in two years

army personnel provide water to a thirsty population

army personnel provide water to a thirsty population

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