Sri Lanka could face a major economic crisis by April 2026 if the fallout from the Cyclone Ditwah disaster is not managed properly, United National Party (UNP) Deputy General Secretary Harin Fernando warned today. Addressing a media briefing, the former Tourism Minister said the economic damage caused by the cyclone was severe, accusing the government and the President of lacking a clear plan to deal with the crisis. Fernando said the government has so far failed to present a proper damage assessment, warning that demand for US dollars would increase sharply due to losses in agriculture and the food sector.…
“Remember I Said Today”: Harin Warns of Economic Fallout in April
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