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Sri Lanka’s food security after Cyclone Ditwah: Risk, recovery, and resilience
An Institute of Policy Studies article looks at urgency of restoring transport links, supporting farmers
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Cyclone Ditwah caused severe damage to early-stage Maha season crops-particularly paddy, vegetables, and other field crops-creating a shock with both immediate and long-term production impacts. Paddy cultivations were at their most vulnerable early stages such asseedling, transplanting, and early vegetativewhen the cyclone struck.
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