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4 sourcesDec 4, 2025

SLTDA confirms 269 tourists affected by Cyclone Ditwah, assures safety

The Sri Lanka Tourism Development Authority (SLTDA) states that a total of 269 tourists were affected due to the impact

Hiru News - English•Dec 3, 2025
Disaster death toll climbs, over 1.6 million affected
By Hiru News English
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Summary

Kandy records the highest number of fatalities, with 118 deaths. Kurunegala, with 56 reported deaths. Colombo District, recorded 5 deaths are confirmed.

Summarised from Hiru News - English

What this story is about

People
  • Emma Brigham3
Organisations
  • United Nations3
  • Sri Lanka Tourism Development Authority2
  • Sri Lanka Telecom2
  • World Bank2
  • UNICEF2
  • National Disaster Management Centre
  • United Nations Children's Fund
  • Disaster Management Center
Places
  • Sri Lanka8
  • Colombo3
  • Sri Lanka."Children2
  • Nuwara Eliya2
  • east coast2
  • Badulla2
  • Kandy2
  • Nuwara Eliya District
Keywords
  • cyclone6
  • affected5
  • over5
  • ditwah3
  • devastating2
  • following2
  • tourists2
  • climbs2
  • impact2
  • death2

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  • Over 200 tourists affected by disasterHiru News - English·Dec 4, 2025
  • SLTDA confirms 269 tourists affected by Cyclone Ditwah, assures safetyNewsWire English·Dec 4, 2025
  • More than 800 dead or missing in Sri Lanka from Cyclone DitwahEconomyNext·Dec 4, 2025
  • Sri Lanka s death toll due to Cyclone Ditwah climbs to 479Ada Derana·Dec 3, 2025
  • Over 275,000 children affected in Sri Lanka following devastating CycloneHiru News - English·Dec 2, 2025
  • Over 275,000 children face humanitarian crisis in disaster-hit Sri LankaEconomyNext·Dec 2, 2025
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  • Over 275,000 children affected in Sri Lanka following devastating Cyclone – UNICEFNewsWire English·Dec 2, 2025
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