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2 sources·Updated 2h ago

Japanese aid to assist flood control in Kelani river basin

The Government of Japan has decided to provide grant assistance of JPY 2,179 million (approx. LKR 4,539 million) for the "Project for the Improvement of the Pump Station in Kelani River Basin". Earlier today (Oct.

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Image: Sri Lanka MirrorSri Lanka Mirror•2h agoJapanese aid to assist flood control in Kelani river basin

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News First•4h agoRs. 4.5 Bn Japanese Grant Targets Colombo Floods

Summary

LKR 4,539 million) for the "Project for the Improvement of the Pump Station in Kelani River Basin". This project aims to mitigate the impact of future flood-caused damage by improving stormwater drainage capacities in the Kelani River basin located in the Colombo Metropolitan Area.

Summarised from Sri Lanka Mirror

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