A ship carrying emergency relief from the Government of Tamil Nadu is en route to Sri Lanka to assist communities affected by Cyclone Ditwah and the subsequent floods and landslides. The vessel, loaded with 950 metric tons of essential supplies, left the Port of Tuticorin today carrying food items and clothing meant for distribution to disaster-hit families across Sri Lanka. The aid shipment has been dispatched under the direction of Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M. K. Stalin. According to the Deputy High Commission of Sri Lanka in Chennai, the consignment was provided in response to a request made by Dr.…
950 metric tons of disaster relief from Tamil Nadu en route to Colombo
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