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Sri Lanka to rebuild all religious sites damaged by Cyclone Ditwah, says President
Sri Lanka’s President Anura Kumara Dissanayake announced that all religious sites damaged by Cyclone Ditwah will be rebuilt, with their historical and cultural significance fully preserved. The President made the statement during the inauguration of the national programme “Godanagamu Adhishtanaye Sanhinda”, aimed at reconstructing cyclone-affected religious sites. The event was held this morning (January 27) at Sri Bodhirukkarama Viharaya in the…
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Sri Lanka to rebuild all religious sites damaged by Cyclone Ditwah, says President
Sri Lanka’s President Anura Kumara Dissanayake announced that all religious sites damaged by Cyclone Ditwah will be rebuilt, with their historical and cultural significance fully preserved. The President made the statement during the inauguration of the national programme “Godanagamu Adhishtanaye Sanhinda”, aimed at reconstructing cyclone-affected religious sites. The event was held this morning (January 27) at Sri Bodhirukkarama Viharaya in the…
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