The Cabinet has approved the construction of 20 sanitary facilities systems in urban areas across Sri Lanka for a cost of Rs. 525.29 million. 

The government says it has decided to construct sanitary facilities, including standard lavatory systems, due to a lack of sufficient facilities that can be used by the public and local and foreign tourists visiting urban areas. 

According to the urban development plans, appropriate places to establish facilities proposed by the Urban Development Authority have been identified. 

As such, the Cabinet approved the proposal presented by the Minister of Urban Development, Construction and Housing to execute the proposed sanitary facilities systems construction project at the following places. 

1. Demodara Railway Station 
2. Sigiriya Hotel Junction 
3. Lake circus of Nuwara / Kandy 
4. Gregory Lake, Nuwara Eliya 
5. Kinniya Beach, Trincomalee 
6. Marble Beach, Trincomalee 
7. Nilaweli Coastal Area, Trincomalee 
8. Pasikuda, Batticaloa 
9. Ruwanweliseya Parking Area 
10. Lankapura, Polonnaruwa 
11. Jaffna Kourikattuwan Jetty complex 
12. Hikkaduwa Coastal Belt 
13. Hirikatiya, Dikwella 
14. Pareiwella Coastal Park, Tangalle 
15. Nine arch bridge, Ella 
16. Moragolla Beach, Beruwala
17. Mt. Lavinia railway station 
18. Negombo Costal Park Project, Phase I 
19. Battaramulla Junction 
20. Badagamuwa forest part, Kurunegala (Newswire)

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