Repair work commenced today (10) on the Pallama section of the Bangadeniya–Anamaduwa road, which was severely damaged during the recent disaster situation, the Ministry of Public Administration said.

The Road Development Authority has allocated over Rs. 150 million for the project, aimed at restoring the damaged stretches and ensuring safe, convenient transport for the public.

The initiative was launched under the patronage of Minister of Public Administration, Provincial Councils and Local Government, Chandana Abeyratne, who also serves as Chairman of the Puttalam District Development Committee. 

MP Gayan Janaka, regional representatives, the Divisional Secretary of Pallama, and Road Development Authority officials were present at the occasion.

According to the Ministry of Public Administration, the Bangadeniya–Anamaduwa road is a vital route for daily commuters and plays a key role in the region’s economic and social activities. 

The prompt repairs are expected to minimize transportation difficulties faced by residents and strengthen connectivity in the district. (Newswire)

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President Anura Kumara Dissanayake instructed officials to expedite the allocation of funds for the repair of damaged roads, culverts, and embankments in the Nuwara Eliya District, and to ensure that all restoration work is completed before the end of this year.

He made these remarks during a discussion held to assess the damage to roads in the Nuwara Eliya District and to determine the urgent measures that need to be taken in response.

The discussion was held this morning (08) at the Nuwara Eliya District Secretariat between the President and the relevant officials.

During the meeting, lengthy discussions were held on the time required to repair all roads in the district that were damaged due to Cyclone Ditva.

The President inquired from officials about the roads that cannot be reopened through ordinary repairs, and requested that a detailed report be submitted on the matter.

Officials also pointed out that reports from the National Building Research Organization should be taken into consideration when constructing certain roads and bridges in the Nuwara Eliya District. (Newswire)

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